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11:30: Opening Royal Procession
11:40: The Queen's Singers joined by Friar Lawrence & Phillip Daniel Hole
12:00: Phillip Daniel Hole The Singing Gravedigger
12:30: The New York Revels - Music Director Cynthia Shaw
1:00: Salomone Trio: Sephardic and sacred music, French chansons & more
1:30: The Queen's Singers joined by Friar Lawrence & Phillip Daniel Hole
2:00: Mystic Minstrels: Fiddle, Mandolin, Harp, Bodhran
2:30: The NY Scottish Pipes & Drums - Pipe Major Patrick H. Duffy argues with Lord Scrope's Retinue
3:00: New York Celtic Dancers - Director: Allison Fippinger
3:30: Lord Scrope of Bolton's Tudor Retunue
4:00: Les Cornamuse Royal
4:30: Friar Nyp plays her Kemence
5:00: Manhattan Tribal Bellydance: "Mimi" Fontana, Director
5:45: The NY Scottish Pipes & Drums
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Navigator
The Navigator usually worked closely with a Cartographer. His sole job was steering vessels on a safe and even path to new destinations. Mainly they kept their bearings and charted their courses by using reference points in relation to the earth, it was often easy for a trained Navigator to practice his trade.
Navigators also worked on the ground, guiding armies, troops, diplomats and messengers through various features of terrain. Their services were highly regarded and as a result they were well paid.
Locksmith
Locksmiths were integral parts of Medieval society. Though most homes held little more than an internal wooden slide lock on the insides. Locksmiths became important with the developments and security of castles.
Their talents were in the beginning stages but an intricate lock that resisted the efforts of picking or tampering was
soon highly valued.
Criminals and the residents of dungeons often escaped rather easily when not secured with locks of shackles. To maintain security Locksmiths were trained in guilds and the secrets of their craft were kept highly guarded.
As such, Locksmiths were considered to possess the knowledge and skills of a specialty organization and as a result earned high wages.
