Composers:
                        
                         Bartolino da Padova
                         Don Paolo da Firenze
                         Donato da Firenze
                         Andrea da Florenzia
                         Egidius da Francia
                         Andrea Stefani

                              Anonymous

Extract from the booklet:

    The music of the 1300s is attractive for the inventiveness and often exquisite complexity of its melodies. It is a marked departure from the style of the previous 150 years, which were dominated by the French school.

    One of its remarkable advances was measured notation, a recent invention. To the world of music this was akin to the invention of the wheel: it offers a freedom whose full potential has yet to be exploited. Like the explorers of new worlds, composers embarked on bold adventures. The use of mensuration infinitely enlarges the possible combinations of voices, both vertically and horizontally.