Natalie Grueninger speaks with Katie Marshall about the early life of Mary Queen of Scots.
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Musical Break:
‘Art Thou Troubled’ was composed in 1725 by Handel.
It is a song which praises the joy that music brings to our lives, especially in troubled times.
Katie recorded this piece as part of an album in St Anne & St Agnes Church in the City of London, which was rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren following the Great Fire of London in 1666 which destroyed much of the previous Tudor building.
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Katie was a great guest. Fascinating, informative and entertaining episode. Really enjoyed this!