celebrate in hull cantlie north friends will celebrate in hull ca ntlie north atlantic friends will celebrate in hull cantlie north atlantic fluxthe front of the crowd. still ahead, one of hull's most famous daughter is an inspiring the next generation of performers. that white-haired woman in spectacles can be on telly, so cani! in spectacles can be on telly, so can i! and the man who went from prog rock to classical stardom. but first he was my guide to some of the other 2017 highlights and a look ahead at what is to come. in march the 75 metre wind turbines that sparked a citywide debate about what art is was moved to a new home. it left a void in the centre of hull for about five days, quickly replaced by the famous weakling wendell poppies copter.m replaced by the famous weakling wendell poppies copter. it literally represents a piece of history that is relevant now and we just want to let it go and see what people think. files feed which launched in federally takes the conversations from the young people of hull and— out with puppets. drive—through hull to get a scarborough, don't you? an incredible collection of celebrit

north atlantic flux, one of the major music festivals of the city of culture programme will celebratections. this is its curator, john grant. john grant is an american who has lived in reykjavik for the past five years. in fact, he is such a nordic native that he co—wrote iceland's 2014 entry into the eurovision song contest. i metjohn at this coffee shop, his favourite place in reykjavik, and the setting for his pale green ghost album art. hull is a place that has been on my radarfor a long time. several of the artists i admire have deep connections to hull. so for example cosey fanni tutti, tracy thorn — then lene lovich, i didn't know was connected to hull. so there's these very strong female voices from hull that i have been listening to and influenced by four decades. i think that is interesting because hull is known for its resilient powerhouse women. the head scarf revolutionaries. yes, exactly. these women who single—handedly, i think it was down to four women who brought about these protests after the triple trawler tragedy. can you take me through the festival you have curat

and you can hearfrom north atlantic flux here. rics were found behind plasterwork during renovations of 0xford‘s corpus christi college in 1978. today‘s performance is part of a concert by the alamire choir. in a moment, we‘ll speak to a man who‘s spent months resurrecting the fragmented music, but first let‘s take a listen. choir sings. joining us now is david skinner, the conductor and founder of the alamire choir. that music, there was something about it. you can feel it in your feet. it resonates through the floor. yes. it is music that really inspired the composers of the early 20th century, benjamin britten, vaughan williams. it is no accident that we call music of the 16th century the golden age of church music, and tallis is right at the centre. do we really know for sure that katherine parr wrote those words? beyond any doubt whatsoever, absolutely. i have spent the best pa rt absolutely. i have spent the best part of two mccready is researching the piece, reconstructing it, writing a full academic article which was publis