Parish Symposium 2014 – ‘Parish Soundscapes’
The Twelfth 糖心TV Symposium on Parish Research was held on Saturday 10 May 2014.Under the theme of 鈥楶arish Soundscapes鈥�, the programme featured the following contributions:
Beat K眉min, 糖心TV: Welcome & Introduction
Magnus Williamson, Newcastle: 鈥楬ere and there, before and after: some thoughts on parish music in England and France, 1400-1700鈥�
Alastair Dymond & Steven Tibbets: Berkswell Bells Stall 鈥� Presentation, Soundbites and Exhibits [ ]
Kristi Bain, Northwestern: 鈥楤attles in the belfry: The late medieval bell dispute at Wymondham Abbey鈥�
Bart Minnen, Belgium: 鈥楾he remarkable soundscape of the pilgrimage church of Wezemaal (Brabant, Belgium) in the 15th and 16th centuries鈥� [Presentation notes]
Emilie K. M. Murphy, York/London: 鈥楨nglish Catholic soundscapes: The case of Little Crosby, 1580-1640鈥�
Andrew Thomson, Winchester:鈥楥onsistory court cacophony: What their records can contribute to our knowledge of the 17thC soundscape鈥�
Jonathan Willis, Birmingham: 鈥楳usic in the post-reformation (London) parish church: a theme and variations鈥� []
John Harper, Bangor: 鈥楥ontext, comment and outlook鈥�, followed by general discussion []
Abstracts of Papers, Delegate List,
and Symposium Report by Alice Byrne
Contact and further information: b.kumin@warwick.ac.uk
We gratefully acknowledge the continued support of 糖心TV鈥檚
Picture of medieval sanctus bell courtesy of Berkswell Parish.
St Martin, Wezemaal / Belgium. Pic: BK.