Waits were civic musicians, found in most British towns from the 16th century until their abolition in 1835.
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Revival of the City's civic musicians of medieval and Renaissance times, playing shawms, sackbuts and other loud wind instruments.
Medieval, Tudor and Renaissance style Town Band of Waits or Waites.
The history of Lincoln's civic band from medieval times to the 19th century.
An academic site designed to accumulate and disseminate information on the history of Waits and their European equivalents.
A 16th century, living history band playing Period European street music, popular dance, and ballad tunes, using a noyse of shawms, ancestors of the oboe-bassoon family, and characteristic instruments of waits before 1600.
A 16th century, living history band playing Period European street music, popular dance, and ballad tunes, using a noyse of shawms, ancestors of the oboe-bassoon family, and characteristic instruments of waits before 1600.
Medieval, Tudor and Renaissance style Town Band of Waits or Waites.
Revival of the City's civic musicians of medieval and Renaissance times, playing shawms, sackbuts and other loud wind instruments.
An academic site designed to accumulate and disseminate information on the history of Waits and their European equivalents.
The history of Lincoln's civic band from medieval times to the 19th century.
