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2 days ago · We read that in February, 1634, this masque was brought to Whitehall by the loyal barristers, who, as we know and have already explained, were of old addicted to such shows. Henry Lawes undertook the music; Inigo Jones was machinist; and Selden's antiquarian lore was called into request, in order to ensure accuracy in the costumes.
4 days ago · Cluedo 2 tour. Currently touring until 30 November 2024. Following the success of the original play, Cluedo 2 - The Next Chapter is a brand new comedy mystery inspired by the classic detective board game loved by generations. See it now on its UK tour!
2 days ago · The mother of the musicians William and Henry Lawes came from Dinton and Henry, the younger brother, was baptized there in 1596. (fn. 37) Henry (d. 1662) wrote the music for 'Comus' and composed the anthem 'Zadok the Priest' for the coronation of Charles II.
2 days ago · In 1423 Barnet was visited by Henry Chicheley archbishop of Canterbury, and the fact that the bells were not rung in his honour gave him great offence. The rector excused himself by saying that ringing the bells was contrary to the custom of his church, but the abbot commanded him to do so in future.
4 days ago · Let us see Henry’s law statement: The solubility of gas in liquid is directly proportional to the pressure of the gas which is in equilibrium with that liquid at constant temperature. Rewrite the equation, KH = P x K H = P x.
4 days ago · In addition to the arrivals from the across the English Channel in the first division, former international back-rower Courtney Lawes and ex-England winger Jonny May have joined clubs in the second-tier ProD2. Lawes has agreed a move to 1997 Champions Cup winners Brive while May has signed for Soyaux-Angouleme.
17 hours ago · Victor Herbert (1859–1924): Babes in Toyland, Dream City, The Dream Girl, Eileen, The Fortune Teller, The Magic Knight, Mlle. Modiste, Natoma, Naughty Marietta, Prince Ananias, The Princess Pat, The Red Mill, The Serenade, Sweethearts, The Wizard of the Nile. Ferdinand Hérold (1791–1833): Le pré aux clercs, Zampa.
