11:45: Recorder & Voice by Amy Fassi

12:00: Paul Ash: Music on Period Instruments

12:30: Friar Nyp plays her Kemence

1:00: Recorder & Voice by Amalia Fassi

1:30: The Broad Street Troubadours

2:00: Friar Nyp plays her Kemence

2:30 Paul Ash: Music on Period Instruments

3:00: Coeur de Lion Performs Mellifluous Celtic Music

3:30v Salomone Trio: "Uppity Women of Our Tyme" A play with song, by Marie Costanza

4:00: The Broad Street Troubadours

4:30: The Majesta Chanters, Sung Gregorian Chant

5:00: The Broad Street Troubadours

Glass Blower

From what has been recorded the occupation of the Glassblower was a specialy trade that required years of training. Glass was made my heating sand and water at extremely high temperatures and melting it into a near liquid. As this substance dried, tubes of metal and glass were inserted at which the crafter would use his breath to blow through them and shape the flexible material. Guilds were common sources of entry for this profession and as such a highly skilled craft, Glassblowers often earned high wages.