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Anonymous: Nolite Timere- French, 13th Century Narration Anonymous: Lux Refulget- Aquitanian, 12th Century King Alfonso X ("El Sabio"), Spain 1221-1284: Maravilosos Et Piadosos/ Santa Maria Strella Do Dio Anonymous: Ave Maris Stella- Gregorian Chant Anonymous: O Maria Deu Maire- Aquitanian, 12th Century Anonymous: Ave Maris Stella- Gregorian Chant Narration Anonymous: Edi Be Thu Hevene Quene- English, 13th Century Anonymous: Clara Sonent Organa- Aquitanian, 12th Century Stage Intro, Anne Azéma Anonymous: Ave Maria - French, 12th Century Narration Anonymous: Sancta Maria Graciae - English, 14th Century Narration Anonymous: Dou Way - English, 14th Century Anonymous: Joseph Lieber, Joseph Mein - German, 14th Century Narration Anonymous: Cum Esset Desponsata- Gregorian Chant Narration Anonymous: Joseph Vir Ejus- Gregorian Chant Narration Anonymous: Angelus Domini Apparuit Joseph- Gregorian Chant Narration Anonymous: Exurgens Joseph A Somno- Gregorian Chant Anonymous: Joseph Lieber, Joseph Mein- German, 14th Century Narration Anonymous: Verbum Patris Hodie- Catalan, 13th Century Anonymous: Jhesus Ist Een Kyndeken- Dutch, 15th Century Narration Narration Anonymous: Stanpipes- English, 13th Century Narration Anonymous: Nolite Timere- Normandy, 13th Century Anonymous: Hodie Christus Natus Est- Gregorian Chant Narration Anonymous: Lux Hodie/orientus Partibus- French, 12th Century

Anne Azéma conducting recorded for broadcast on WCRB-HD FM Boston December 18, 2011 The Boston Camerata: A Medieval Christmas Anne Azéma directs an enchanting program of Mediaeval song and poetry from England, France, Germany, Holland and Spain.

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