Music of the Elizabethan Era

The music of the Elizabethan Era was a very important aspect in Shakespeare's time. Music enhanced the atmosphere of the theatre and was a common sound in the courtyards and churches. (Please see links to the right)

There were 5 different types of music in this period: Elizabethan Church music, Court music, Street music, Town music and Theatre music. 

Popular instruments in this time period include: the lute, fiddle, pipe, flute, organ and the harp.

Famous Composers of this time are: John Dowland, William Byrd, Thomas Campion, John Farmer, Orlando Gibbons, Robert Johnson and Thomas Tallis.

For more information on the music played in this era and specifically at Shakespeare's plays, CLICK HERE!

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Attending Lady Hero

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My name is Margaret and I am thy serving woman for lady Hero. I am a lower class citizen and lover of Sir Borachio.