In honor of the Renaissance Year, a distinguished group of Hungarian singers and early musicians - Péter Huzella, Kaláka, Zoltán Kátai, Tamás Kobzos Kiss, Mistrál, Musica Historica, the Sebő ensemble, Szélkiáltó, Béla Tolcsvay, István Rumen Csörsz and the Vagantes ensemble – made a joint album with Janus Pannonius.

The XV. The diverse poetry of the 19th century artist is presented in twenty musical arrangements, starting with songs made from a selection of witty, witty and erotic epigrams of the poet's years in Italy, through arrangements of poems glorifying the humanists, humanism, spiritual statelessness, the consciousness of early arrival, the elegiac-tragic mood of passing and to the setting to music of works that typically carry Renaissance creative pride.

The songs are framed by the previous and most recent translation of Laus Pannoniae - perhaps the most well-known.

1. Praise of Pannonia
2. To the god Mars for peace
3. Epitaph of János Hunyadi
4. From an almond tree across the Danube
5. Farewell to the Castle - details
6. Farewell to Várad
7. About name change
8. To Galeotto of Narnia
9. For the luck of courtiers
10. Supplication to the gods of the Turks
11. Comprecatio Deorum pro rege
12. What kind of girlfriend do you want?
13. When he got sick in the camp
14. Praise of Pannonia
15. Laus Pannoniae
16. Ode to the same [O nine sisters...]
17. About the rabbit and the fox; about Thales,
18. To my soul
19. To King Matthias
20. On the loss of human life
21. For peace
22. The glory of Pannonia