In hydraulis by Antoine Busnoys (c. 1430-1492)

[@astroalex19]

Sophie Michaux is so beautiful..... she has such overflowing energy... she sings with all her body and heart!

[@liliililii1714]

Great and brilliant 🎉🎉

[@DavidRainChoralComposer]

Brilliant, what a great piece of music, and music making!

[@IPMusic]

Wonderful. And THANK YOU for giving us the words in Latin and English, which adds to the experience.

[@kathleenbrittan4933]

Thank you - so glad you enjoyed this

[@damiensisco6960]

Why did Antoine Busnois make a song in Latin even though he was French?

[@IPMusic]

@@damiensisco6960 Latin was the international language of sacred Christian music, regardless of the composer's everyday national or regional language.

[@marinapegrisch1305]

Magnificent!- Thank you very much!

[@kathleenbrittan4933]

Thank you - so glad you enjoyed this

[@andreweden9405]

Stunning! I can imagine this being performed at the so-called "Feast of the Pheasant" at the ducal court of Burgundy.

[@kathleenbrittan4933]

Thank you - so gald you enjoyed this.

[@marinapegrisch1305]

Magisterial 😊💯!!

[@kathleenbrittan4933]

Thank you, Marina. We're delighted to hear of your enjoyment of our music.

[@romuloVG]

perfect!

[@kathleenbrittan4933]

Thank you! We appreciate your feedback.

[@dbadagna]

Who is he saying farewell to in the last line?

[@damiensisco6960]

How did Antoine Busnois know about Pythagoras even though he couldn’t look him up or research him because the Internet didn’t exist until 477 years after he died?

[@pkhollenga]

During the Middle Ages, Pythagoras was revered as the founder of mathematics and music, two of the Seven Liberal Arts. He appears in numerous medieval depictions, in illuminated manuscripts and in the relief sculptures on the portal of the Cathedral of Chartres.

[@MusicismoreImportant]

Pythagoras, erastothenes, Euclid was popular Pedro nunes, Fibonacci came later

[@Vermontist1]

People read books and talked to each other to communicate then. That only stopped during the past ten years or so.

[@jamesclarkmaxwell-v2n]

strabo , archimedes, ptolemy, gregorio allegri all popular still