The Tudor Fair Blog

Anne Boleyn’s Songbook: sharing the intimate emotions of a Queen

by hteysko@gmail.com September 18, 2015

I posted recently about my interview with Dr. David Skinner, an eminent musicologist based out of the College of Sidney Sussex, Cambridge. When I posted before it was about the logistics of my interview (getting caught in the rain, microphone not working, etc etc). But now that his CD is…

Posted in alamire, Anne Boleyn, Anne Boleyn's Songbook, david skinner, England, Henry VIII, history, Mark Smeaton, music, music of the 16th century, musicology, Renaissance England, Uncategorized

Random Friday Fun Facts: Dr. David Skinner and the music of the 16th century

by hteysko@gmail.com August 22, 2015

About a month ago I was in the UK for a girls’ weekend (by myself), and as I’ve been trying to do more with my Renaissance English History Podcast lately (like my Tudor Minutes on youtube), I decided to find an interesting person to interview for the show. At the…

Posted in 16th century music, alamire, auphonic, Boots emergency shop, cambridge, choral music, david skinner, history, music, musicology, podcast, rain, random friday fun fact, Renaissance English History Podcast, trains, travel, Uncategorized