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 | The organ is often described as a 'box of whistles' - a slight oversimplification of the instrument. This CD contains some of the instruments which inspired stops on the organ, accompanied by organs from the period. All instruments cover the period from 1600 to 2001. Read more Order (£20 each) |
 | Wassail, meaning 'Be of good cheer' symbolises the delight that early man took in celebrating the more secular aspects of Christmas. This CD is a collection of medieval songs, carols, and Renaissance and traditional Christmas music. Read more Order (£10 each) |
 | In medieval times, man was much closer to nature than his modern counterparts and this was reflected in the music. This CD is a journey through the soundscape of the time, starting with a shepherd playing the Torupill (bagpipes) to his sheep. Read more Order (£10 each) |
 | Composers (like Shakespeare (the writer)) linked the arrival of Spring with the rebirth and revitalisation of nature. It was an occasion of much rejoicing and merryment, and this is reflected in the music here, all on the theme of Spring. Read more Order (£10 each) |
Tudor day on 21 November 2010 at 11:00 in Bramhall Hall, Bramhall
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