What a fun, creative and captivating way to begin your TCP blog! I really enjoyed reading your essay, it is the first TCP I have read about music from any era. I learned a lot about music from the renaissance, I think its interesting that painters and sculptors are the main focus of prominent artists during this period when music, being much more influential in modern day is often put on the back burner. I like that music can be compared with other artistic mediums as also being religious in topic. I enjoyed learning that the piece "Beware of the Armed Man" was also social and political in subject as well, I found the fact that a Mass was dedicated to an armed man or a soldier is very interesting and I agree it showed the significance of fighting for ones beliefs. I too think this is a good time capsule project for future generations to learn from because it is one of the first pieces to change from the Gregorian chants of past history and progress into the compositions like we are used to today. I also think it is important because I agree that music is such an imperceptive part of our daily lives, we express and enjoy music in many aspects of our lives: entertainment, funerals, weddings, religion, and so much more. Are you familiar with any other of DuFay's compositions? If so which is your favorite?