THANKS to you, ACL, for the added personal information!

Good day Ira! Thanks! This has brought back many fond memories! Having read for my postgrad degree in Sacred Music at the University nearby, I spent most of my latter student life in these buildings! At the end of this video, they show the cloisters: near the ancient water tower is the entry to the library wherein one can see original chant pages and records of the Benedictine life there in Chaucer's time. The organum and musical culture was quite rich indeed - being so close to Continental … [Altro]

Sans the Holy Presence, this place is but a shell of its former glory.

Information about Chaucer and Canterbury Cathedral