Courtly entertainments spark odd trio

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If the last time you heard Shakespearean sonnets read aloud was in your high school English class, and you doodled in your notebook, you?re probably not alone. And if the very thought of the dulcet tones of Renaissance music has you thinking about a long nap, take heart ? there are many who?d agree.

But beware; “Music and Poetry of the Renaissance” may just inspire you to take another look into the 16th-century version of today?s multimedia presentation.

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