A dance by Tielman Susato.  An ocarina is in the top part.  From Nine is Fine Vol 2, a collaction of 1-octave dances published by Kelischek's Susato Press, Brasstown, NC

This is ms 66 from the book "Music for the Duke of Lerma: Cancoines of four, five, and six voices".  This book is from a manuscript which was the first collection of music for professional musicians, originally housed in a church in the village of Lerma in the North of Spain. Through a complicated series of circumstances, this music was revised for modern notation and republished in 2006 by Amherst Early Music.

An Intrada by Erasmus Wdmann, a 15th century German composer.  SSATB, 1/2=93, originally recorded Feb 2017

A revolutionary war tune also known as "Road to Boston".  Arrangment by John S Kitts-Turner.  SAT 1/4 @ 112

A harp tune from Turlough O'Carolan, a 17th century Irish harper who bridged Irish folk music and baroque music. Pretty great stuff.  AA, 1/2 = 112.  From Nikolaus Newerkla's The Music of an Irish Harper, a collection of these tunes.

A galliarde from Jean Lully.   AATB, 1/4=115. 

Cleaning out the attic. I don't really know when or what this was, but it sounds ok.

Another dance with tambourine.  SSATB+T, 1/2 = 80.  Easy but fun. Gotta dig that 1555 funk.

Fantasy from the suite 1 of six suites by Matthew Locke scored for Soprano and Alto. 

A Caroubel Bransle published by Praetorius.  SA8ATB.