| Meetings are where people who are interested in the viol
get together to learn more and meet each other. They are a
great place for newcomers to start as well as a forum for
the latest research and ideas to be debated. There are always
a number of different speakers and live music.
There are usually three meetings each year (normally in
March, June and November), at least one of which is in central
London. They are free to members, but a small charge or donation
is requested from non-members.
Meetings are free to members, although donations are
welcomed!
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Saturday March 20th
Oxford Music Faculty, St Aldate's OX1 1DB. Meeting + AGM. Subject and speakers awaiting confirmation
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Saturday, June 19th
The World Encompassed, London, Hall2, King's Place, York Way, N1 9AG
A meeting exploring and leading up to an evening concert by Fretwork giving the world premiere of 'The World Encompassed', a piece based
on Drake's circumnavigation in 1577-80. The concert alternates between original 16th C music and new music by Orlando Gough. This meeting will
probably start later than usual, and run into the evening. To include a talk about Drake and the viol by Ian Woodfield and an illustrated
presentation by a circumnavigation expert.
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Saturday, September 11th
Thomas Mace: Joint meeting with the Lute Society. London, Dutch Church, 7 Austin Friars, EC2N 2HA
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