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| Compilation of responsorial chants which hold a 2-voice setting, put together by Leonin |
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| Music handbook from about the 9th century, demonstrated that polyphony was prevalent in the medieval era. |
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| Gives French overview of what was occurring in the 14th century arts *Style of POLYPHONY from fourteenth-century France, distinguished from earlier styles by a new system of rhythmic NOTATION that allowed duple or triple division of NOTE values, SYNCOPATION, and great rhythmic flexibility. |
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| Narrative Poem about an idiot donkey who raises to power; includes 169 pieces of music, several which are monophonic, and 30 motets |
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| Written by Machaut, first complete polyphonic setting of the ordinary of the mass by a known composer |
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| Manuscript which includes 350 pieces of polyphonic music from 12 composers—includes portraits of composers. *Includes madrigal, caccia, and ballata |
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