The Chantilly Codex is one of the most well-known compilations of secular vocal music of the Middle Ages. It includes 113 pieces in French and Latin. Scholars debate the origin of the manuscript, placing its creation in the late fourteenth to early fifteenth century in southern France, northern Italy, or even further south in Rome. The composer Baude Cordier may have been the scribe of his two compositions. The manuscript boasts two delicate pen-and-ink drawings, two zoomorphic initials with border decoration, and an added nineteenth-century frontispiece.
We have 1 facsimile edition of the manuscript "Chantilly Codex": Codex Chantilly facsimile edition, published by Brepols Publishers, 2008
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