In churches, Gregorian chants were these powerful, solemn melodies sung in Latin. With their peaceful tunes, they encapsulated the deep spirituality of the period, which was all about devotion to God.
Beyond churches, troubadours and minstrels captivated nobles and commoners with diverse performances, breathing life into tales of love, chivalry, and everyday life.
Less documented instrumental compositions with lute, harp, flute, and vielle enriched the era's sonic tapestry, adding melodies to celebrations and theatrical events.