Open the door onto one of the best-kept secrets of medieval music... It is the music from the Winchester Troper, one of the earliest, and most stunning sources of medieval polyphonic music, written in the first decades of the eleventh century, more than two centuries before the manuscripts of Notre-Dame polyphony. Without the existence of this repertory, our vision of music history would have been entirely different, and much poorer.

Ensemble Dialogos offers a musical creation, placing the polyphonic music of tenth- and eleventh-century Winchester in a dialogue with virtuosic improvisations, while telling the story of a man haunted by visionary and terrifying dreams, as he tries to escape from three raging naked Furies, and finally finds salvation through Saint Swithun, a medieval Anglo-Saxon Superman.

As you prepare to discover an unknown musical repertory from medieval England, you will be drawn into a stunning story about demons, dreams and miraculous healing, wondering whether the music you are listening to is archaic or incredibly modern.

Tracklisting:
1. Aelfeah adest
2. Regem regum dominum
3. Pax huic domui
4. Magna miracula
5. Et licet extremus hominum
6. Statuit ei dominus
7. Alma fuit vicina dies
8. Gloriosus vir sanctus Swithunus
9. Cumque dies eadem benedicta
10. In pace in idipsum
11. Tha swefna bead wynsume
12. Qui post evigilans
13. Auxilium, domine
14. Sed cum virum feritas
15. Ecce vir prudens Swithunus
16. Infirmo siquidem
17. Laudemus dominum
18. Talibus aegrotum
19. Sint lumbi vestri
20. Pervigilat ternis ibi
21. Hwaet, da se halga Swydun
22. Alleluia, Via lux veritas
23. Quid plura?