 The most famous of Raoul's songs is unquestionably "Quant li rossignols jolis" ("When the pretty nightingales"), which is probably the song Johannes de Grocheo ("c".1300) describes as a "cantus coronatus" (crowned, meaning probably that it had received a prize in a competition).Unfortunately, this song is ascribed to the Chastelain de Couci in another manuscript.It was used as a model for the anonymous "L'autrier m'iere rendormis".