 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Heart of city's music scene; CULTURE CLASSICAL Christopher Morley meets Birmingham music's Mr Versatile, Colin Baines.(Features)
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Byline: Christopher Morley
If Colin Baines ever ceased to be active, a massive hole would be left in Birmingham's musical life.
He is one of those people who seem to involved in a bewildering number of activities which contribute towards the city's cultural well-being, and for more than 25 years his major position has been as conductor of the Birmingham Choral Union.
Born in Moseley, he went to school there, playing Shostakovich's Second Piano Concerto at his leaving concert. After studying for a music degree at Liverpool University between 1971 ...
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MENAGE A ROI EDWARD II & PIERS GAVESTON.
Magazine article from: History Today
; ...27) and his Gascon favourite Piers Gaveston. Until very recently it has been...and that Edward's passion for Gaveston drove a wedge, ultimately fatal...Chaplais has suggested, in Piers Gaveston: Edward II's Adoptive Brother...
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THE MONDAY BOOK: More of a damp squib than a red-hot poker Gaveston Stephanie Merritt Faber & Faber, pounds 10.99
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; PIERS GAVESTON, the dashing, dangerous hero of Stephanie...with an unwholesome death by hot poker. Gaveston's story has been often disinterred...violence seemed to have been made. The Gaveston myth has even been described as an early...
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Gaveston Diverse Attractions Theatre ***Until 28 August
Newspaper article from: The Scotsman
; Trouble in the court of the auld enemy. Edward II of England has a Gascon favourite, Piers Gaveston, and the earls do not like it so they dispose of him. Three talented young actors of the Old Cold Wharf Company tell the story...
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 "Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)")
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Death on Blacklow Hill; COVENTRY: THE MAKING OF A CITY.(Features)
Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; ...The knight in question was one Piers Gaveston, a companion of Edward II since...that his son's relationship with Gaveston was not "natural". This culminated...hair and violently attacking him. Gaveston was banished and Edward showered...
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Warwick plays host to darkest of dramas; A violent episode in the history of Warwick Castle is recalled by Chris Upton, while Ross Reyburn, below right, traces the modern implications.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...II and his favourite, Piers Gaveston. Such allegations may...was Prince of Wales and Gaveston a young nobleman from...the earl ordered that Piers should remain there...been done and therefore Gaveston's head was taken to...
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Edward II.(Measure for Measure)(Theater review)
Magazine article from: Shakespeare Bulletin
; ...with the exception of the King's beloved, Piers Gaveston. The shiftless Gaveston strutted across the stage clad in black leather...and kissed several times before Edward wrapped Gaveston in his kingly robes and mounted him in feigned...
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In a bluebell wood, the crumbling monument lies.(News)
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...a spot today marked on maps as Gaveston's Cross on Blacklow Hill overlooking...barons as lawless as himself, Piers Gaveston, Earl of Cornwall, the minion...memorable instance of misrule." Gaveston was tried at Warwick Castle. It...
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Breeching the boy in Marlowe's Edward II.(essay)(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900
; ...becomes associated with minions Piers Gaveston and Hugh Spencer Jr. in certain...the minion has been vacated by Gaveston's and Spencer Jr.'s deaths...that "minion" conveys as I treat Gaveston, Spencer Jr., and Prince Edward...
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The fairy tale of Edward II.(Essay)
Magazine article from: The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
; ...the lover of a Gascon knight, Piers Gaveston, and also of an Anglo-Norman...of Edward's relationship with Gaveston, nor about the homophobic motives...the know, perhaps a member of Gaveston's own family. But until such...
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`Edward II': A provocative placard
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...York, who had his male lover, Piers Gaveston, carry his crown during his coronation...bashing leather-clad gays. When Gaveston is exiled, he's forced to humiliatingly...anachronism comes when the king and Gaveston are forced apart, and Annie Lennox...
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