Wayward are we, by name and by nature, travelling people of the road. Musicians who will play for all who will pay us in food, drink or clothing. 
Following in the footsteps of the Goliards, Troubadors, Trouvères and Minnesingers, we sing of unrequited love, the pleasures of wine & food, and of travels in foreign lands. The pieces in this collection in turn praise beauty,God & wine, and mourn loss of love, loyalty and liberty.
No matter what hardships we might encounter, how long and hard the winter,there is always hope for the wheel to turn,the next spring, for the next generous host to take in wayward travellers - to supply us with food and warm fire, where we can raise a toast with a fine wine, quicken hearts with our songs and fill halls with our music.
Thus while the time is given, celebrate the feasts as they fall, as all things will pass. 

                                                    Dance while you may

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1) O Admirabile Veneris Ydolum Anon., 10th Century, England
2) Quem A Omagem Da Virgin Anon., 10th Century, Spain
3) Quand Hiver Colin Muset, 13th Century, France
4) Palästinalied Walther von der Vogelweide, 13th Century, Austria
5) Ja Nus Hons Pris Richard Coeur-de-Lion, 12th Century, France
6) Meie Din, Liehter Schrin Neidhardt von Reuental, 12th Century, Germany
7) Traubentritt Anon., 15th Century, Germany
8) Douce Dame Jolie Guillaume de Machaut, 14th Century, France
9) Lamento Di Tristano Anon., 14th Century, Italy
10) Noel Nouvelet Anon., 15th Century, France
11) Tourdion Anon., 16th Century, France
12) Herr Mannelig Trad. Sweden
13) Chanson Blondel de Nesle, 13th Century, France
14) Qui Veut Chasser Une Migraine Gabriel Bataille, 16th Century, France
15) Death Dance Ricarda Reeck, 21st Century, Australia

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