The Byzantine Anthem below can be seen as an "early" piece of medieval music, and ofcourse here we have some "modern" instrumentation. Yet, in the main it remains true to spirit of its time but ultimately it is timeless with its brilliance irrespctive where it is in its "pure" form not!
In the following we have another example of L'homme d'armee which appears in a film on Joan of Arc known in French as Jeanne La Pucelle.
Below links to the film music appear and some modern orchestration seems to be included. However, most of the on screen sound seems to consist of early musical instruments. It is certanly well worth a listen as it has all been devised by the great early music pioneer Jordi Savall from Spain.
A brief bio on Joan of Arc
Jeanne La Pucelle /A listing of the music from the film
The Byzantine Anthem below can be seen as an "early" piece of medieval music, and ofcourse here we have some "modern"...
