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[steltz]

Two new ones came up -- the ''Montpellier Codex'' has one motet in Provençal, and Andrews' ''Jennie! with her Bonnie Blue E'e''. Different enough to not classify as French and English respectively?

[Choralia]

On CPDL we currently have the following languages. No Provençal, though...

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[steltz]

Scottish Gaelic might be what is needed for the one. The ISO table doesn't list Provençal as a language, unlike Occitan (which is what the Songs of the Auvergne are in) unless Provençal is known as something else that I'm not aware of. If it has no ISO code, I think we will have to go with French. So the question is -- is it also known as something else that does have a code?

[Davydov]

"Jennie" is English with a Scottish accent, and definitely not the very different language of Scots Gaelic

It appears that "Provençal" is a dialect of the Occitan language (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occitan), with the ISO code "oc", which we could use for the language tag.

[steltz]

Both are now re-tagged! Thanks to both of you.