Fled is that music – creative workshop

The first three workshops in this Bicentenary series focussed on character creation, the sense of place and types of narrative which captured and held the imaginations of the audience for high Romantic painting and poetry.

The fourth workshop, Fled is that Music, will celebrate the mastery of musical form which still keeps so many nineteenth century poems in our affections and anthologies today. What do we enjoy so much about the technical brilliance of writers like Keats, Tennyson, Browning, Swinburne, Yeats? Could we ever revive the spellbinding song of the damsel with her alluring dulcimer?

Sue Boyle with contributors from the BRLSI Bicentenary Workshop group