Dr. Ann Kelders (Royal Library Belgium) presents the work of famous Franco-Flemish composers who dominated the European musical stage at the transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. The manuscripts with their works could be found in churches, chapels, as well as in the libraries of popes, princes, and citizens. Petrus Imhoff (a.k.a. Alamire) played an important role in the transmission of this musical heritage. The manuscripts produced under his direction and other sources of polyphony from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries are the subject of this episode of the Mmmonk School. This session is part of the Mmmonk School 2023 Webinars, an initiative by Bruges Public Library and Henri Pirenne Institute for Medieval Studies (Ghent University). Visit Mmmonk.be for more information on Mmmonk School and on medieval monastic manuscripts in Flanders.