The album is a snapshot of who we are, the music that epitomizes our quintessentially-Trobár approach. From toe-tapping tunes to doleful dirges, mellifluous melodies to sublime strains, it's an array of tasty medieval tidbits! Fans may recognize selections from some of our favorite programs, including "The Lady of Medieval Song," "Songbook for a King," "Godi, Firençe," and "Love's Dominion." And we've put together a fantastic team for the project: co-directors Elena Mullins Bailey and Allison Monroe will be joined by performers Allen Otte (percussion) and Nathan Dougherty (voice), producer Sian Ricketts, and recording engineer Andrew Tripp.

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Why make an album? We want to make our music available to listeners beyond Cleveland. In addition to the physical CD that people can purchase, it will be accessible on all the major streaming platforms. Having a recent album will also help us secure more touring engagements, giving us the chance to reach new audiences.