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DTSTART:20150305T130000Z
SUMMARY:Walter Carroll Lunchtime Concert Series: Leah Stuttard: The Wool 
 Merchant and the Harp
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DESCRIPTION:Music alumna Leah Stuttard has been playing medieval harp for
  over 15 years. She graduated from The University of Manchester in 1998 
 with a first class music degree and prizes in musicology and performance
 \n\nGeorge Cely\, an adolescent apprentice in the wool trade\, wrote det
 ails of his music and dance lessons in an accounting booklet in the late
  15th century. By a lucky twist of fate this document is preserved in th
 e National Archive in London. \nThree pages detail payments George made 
 to Thomas Rede\, 'harpar'. He noted how much he paid to learn 26 dances 
 on the harp and wrote down the names of songs Thomas taught him. \nThis 
 concert imagines George Cely spending money on the luxury of music lesso
 ns\, learning and playing dances from England and abroad\, wooing women 
 with songs.\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall\, Martin Harris Centre for Music and
  Drama\, Manchester
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