Bonum Est

In the 74th episode of Bonum Est you will hear vocal and instrumental music on war and peace. 
The music was written based on two melodies that have been endlessly used since Renaissance: the worldy "L’homme armé" and the Gregorian "Da pacem". 
Marnix de Cat
1. Intrada. 
anonymous
2. L’homme armé. 
Heinrich Isaac (c. 1450-1517)
3. Battaglia. 
gregorian
4. Introitus: Jubilate Deo. 
Jacob Obrecht (1457/8-1505)
5. Kyrie Missa L’homme armé. 
6. Gloria Missa L’homme armé. 
7. Quis numerare. 
gregorian
8. Alleluia: Qui posuit. 
9. Sequentia sancti evangelii Joann. 20.
Pierre de la Rue (approx. 1452-1518)
10. Credo Missa L’homme armé. 
gregorian
11. Offertorium: Populum humilem. 
Josquin des Prez (1450/1455-1521)
12. Sanctus Missa L’homme armé. 
gregorian
13. Pie Jesu. 
Josquin des Prez (?) (1450/1455-1521)
14. Proch dolor/Pie Jhesu. 
Pierre de la Rue (approx. 1452-1518)
15. Agnus Dei Missa L’homme armé. 
gregoriaans
16. Communio: Pacem meam do vobis. 
Antoine Brumel (approx. 1460-c. 1515)
17. Da pacem. 
gregorian
18. Da pacem. 
Joannis Prioris (approx. 1460-c. 1514)
19. Da pacem. 
gregorian
20. Da pacem. 
Pierre de la Rue (approx. 1452-1518)
21. Da pacem. 
gregorian
22. Benedicamus. 
Jacob Obrecht (1457/8-1505)
23. Benedicamus.
Capilla Flamenca / Oltremontano / Psallentes.
CD: Bellum & Pax / Missa L’homme armé / Da Pacem
(Eufoda 1372, 2008)