Muco workshop - Being a Creative Troubadour: Medieaval poetry and song (Sing)

Learn some of the oldest songs in the English language with ‘Creative Troubadour’ Muco. All abilities welcome. Explore the foundations of medieval English folk song and poetry, from as early as the 8th century, entering the realm of bards, scops, travelling minstrels and troubadours with this introduction to pronunciation, melody, and meaning. As a budding ‘creative troubadour’ yourself, learn to approach historic folk music as a living art form: a space for both historical engagement and creative reimagination, exploring how medieval music and poetry can speak to us now. 

About the Venue: Home to our main afternoon and evening and morning coffee concerts and workshops,  a superb venue in the heart of the town. The 300 seat, air conditioned, auditorium is an excellent concert space.

Refreshments: Cafe serving coffees, lunches and cakes, and Folk Week Volunteers run a small bar which opens 45 mins before concerts.

Accessibility: Full disabled facilities including a lift to the main auditorium and workshop areas.

https://broadstairsfolkweek.org.uk/venue/queens-road-baptist-centre/