0:00 10th Place: Francesca Caccini - Primo Libro delle Musiche, XII. Aria: Lasciatemi qui solo, 1618
0:32 9th Place: Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre - Céphale et Procris, Act IV, Scene III, Funeste mort, 1694
1:05 8th Place: Louise Farrenc - Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano, Op.45, I. Allegro deciso, 1857
1:46 7th Place: Lili Boulanger - 2 Pieces for Violin and Piano, I. Nocturne, 1911/1914
2:30 6th Place: Amy Beach - Romance, Op.23, 1893
3:07 5th Place: Barbara Strozzi - Che si puó fare?, 1664
3:49 4th Place: Clara Schumann - Piano Concerto, Op.7, I. Allegro maestoso, 1833-1835
4:13 3rd Place: Fanny Mendelssohn - Notturno, H.337, 1838
4:49 2nd Place: Cécile Chaminade - Concertino pour flûte, Op.107, 1902
5:25 1st Place: Hildegard of Bingen - O virga ac diadema, 12th Century
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