Medieval
650 BCE-1399
164 items in this era
Composer traces survive earlier than dense event records. This phase preserves individuals and liturgical roots more than continuous institutional chronology.
- Ancient and medieval coverage is person-centric in this corpus.
- Transmission history is represented through biographies and legacy references.
- Dense event streams begin in the Renaissance window.
Composers
164 composers from the Medieval era, ranked by historical significance.
Guillaume de Machaut
1300–1377
Hildegard of Bingen
1098–1179
Guillaume Dufay
1397–1474
Adam de la Halle
1240–1288
Alfonso X of Castile and Leon
1221–1284
Adémar de Chabannes
988–1034
Aimeric de Peguilhan
1170–1225
Albrecht von Johansdorf
1180–1209
Arnaut de Mareuil
1170–1200
Na Castelloza
1300–1300
Peire d'Auvergne
1120–1168
Andrea da Firenze
1350–1415
Andrew of Crete
660–740
Antonio Zacara da Teramo
1350–1413
Arnaut Daniel
1150–1210
Azalaïs de Porcairagues
1102–1102
Baude Cordier
1364
Bernard de Ventadour
1140–1190
Bertran de Born
1140–1215
Blanche of Castile
1188–1252
Blondel de Nesle
1155–1202
Cerverí de Girona
1259–1285
Comtesse de Die
1140–1212
Denis I of Portugal
1261–1325
Der von Kürenberg
1200–1200
Der wilde Alexander
1200
Dietmar von Aist
1115–1171
Egardus
1350–1450
Folquet de Marseille
1155–1231
Francesco Landini
1335–1397
Friedrich von Hausen
1150–1190
Garsende
1170–1209
Gaucelm Faidit
1140–1202
Gautier d'Espinal
1250–1272
Gautier de Coincy
1177–1236
Gian Battista Casella
1250–1300
Godric of Finchale
1065–1170
Gottfried von Strassburg
1180–1215
Guillaume IX
1071–1127
Guiraut de Bornelh
1138–1215
Guiraut Riquier
1230–1292
Hartmann von Aue
1160–1210
Heinrich Frauenlob
1255–1318
Heinrich von Morungen
1200–1222
Hendrik van Veldeke
Unknown–1184
Hermann of Reichenau
1013–1054
Hucbald
840–930
Jaufré Rudel
1000–1148
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