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Category: medieval studies

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Holy Corona?

By Martine Mussies | March 26, 2020March 26, 2020 by Martine Mussies

Amidst the corona virus pandemic, there is considerable evidence pointing towards the existence of a second century woman, who came to be believed to be the patron saint against plagues and epidemics. Her name? Saint…

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King Alfred & Canterbury

By Martine Mussies | November 14, 2019April 18, 2020 by Martine Mussies

Of course I had heard some tales about Canterbury – a pilgrimage site in the Middle Ages, surrounded by Ancient walls (originally built by the Romans), that encircle its medieval center of cobbled streets and…

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Alfred & Beowulf

By Martine Mussies | October 25, 2019October 30, 2019 by Martine Mussies

Hwæt – for another most fascinating manuscript I got to see at the British Library was that of Beowulf. And this particular manuscript of Beowulf is also associated with king Alfred the Great (Waugh, 1997).…

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King Alfred & Rochester

By Martine Mussies | September 16, 2019September 16, 2019 by Martine Mussies

When I heard that this year’s Domcantorij tour would lead us to Rochester, I got very excited. Not only would I have the change to improve myself as a chorister and deepen the relationships with…

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Rochester Cathedral

By Martine Mussies | August 16, 2019June 9, 2021 by Martine Mussies

Together with 35 of my fellow singers and our conductor, I crossed the Channel! For this week, the Domcantorij sings the Evensongs and Sunday services at Rochester Cathedral. And I thought it would be nice…

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