Summary
Join Nick Gravestock for this wonderful talk, with musical examples, about how prominent lutenist composers were involved with the stage during the Elizabethan and Jacobean periods. With particular reference to Philip Rosseter who (almost) built a theatre and others who wrote music for the stage.
£6 per person. Pre-booking Essential.
Book tickets HERE or by calling 01455 290429
Doors: 4:30pm
Talk starts: 5pm
The Barn will be open for light refreshments.
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