Episode 174: William Byrd and the Gradualia

Renaissance English History Podcast: A Show About the Tudors

Heather Teysko

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4.6 • 624 Ratings

🗓️ 22 August 2021

⏱️ 26 minutes

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This episode is all about William Byrd, a Catholic who wrote for a Protestant, wrote illegal masses, and somehow survived to publish his great work, The Gradualia, even after James became king.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast, a part of the Agora Podcast Network.
0:06.2	I'm your host, Heather Tesco, and it is August, which means that I'm recording with the help and assistance of Hannah.
0:16.8	Do you want to say hi?
0:17.7	Hi.
0:18.9	Say welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast.
0:21.3	Welcome to the Renaissance English History Podcast.
0:25.3	Perfect.
0:26.6	She's my mommy.
0:27.8	I'm her mommy, yes.
0:29.1	And there's going to be a few clicks because I'm coloring.
0:31.9	And there's going to be, so there's going to be some potential noise because she's sitting here coloring.
0:37.1	Now that we've got that out of the way.
0:39.4	You know, you could wait until you had the absolute perfect conditions.
0:43.1	There is that saying that you can't let the perfect be the enemy of the complete.
0:49.4	So I'm going with that.
0:52.6	Anyway, hello and welcome to the Renaissance English History podcast, a part of the
0:57.8	Agora podcast network.
0:59.5	I'm your host Heather Tesco, and I'm a storyteller who makes history accessible because I
1:03.5	believe it's a pathway to understanding who we are, our place in the universe, and being
1:09.3	much more deeply in touch with our own humanity. This is episode
1:13.5	170-something. I've lost track. It's about a composer who wrote for a church he didn't believe in,
1:20.8	how he covered up his faith, and one of his great creative works. It's about William Bird and the
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