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19 September (12 noon BST): Deadline to register for the UCAT admission test. ... analysis test (based on an unseen piece of music), ear tests (a mistake-spotting exercise, dictation of melodies, chords and a chorale) and some elementary keyboard harmony

It was in this house that Pepys started to write his diary, at the age of 27. ... The diary's contents are shaped also by another factor - its geographical setting.

The Library is open to the public and visiting scholars and houses Samuel Pepys’s original diaries. ... Pepys made his name immortal by his diary, he bequeathed to the College its greatest treasure - his library, a unique collection of 3,000 books

In the meantime, researchers are able to access the AC Benson Diaries Index. ... The diaries may be consulted by prior application and by permission of the College Archivist.

Among its treasures are Pepys's original diaries, a priceless window into the past.

The diary of Samuel Pepys, Wednesday 5 December 1660. 2024 marks 300 years since the Pepys Library arrived at Magdalene College. ... A huge lover of the theatre, Samuel Pepys often wrote in his diary of the performances he had seen.

As his famous diaries attest, Pepys' behaviour in that regard improved little throughout his life, but that didn't prevent a glittering career in Restoration London. ... Pepys' diary, which he kept between 1660 and 1669, offers invaluable insights into

AIAA Journal, Vol. 47, No. 3, pp. 668-675, March 2009. ‘On the development and early observations from a towing tank-based transverse wing–gust encounter test rig’, Corkery, S.J.,

Primary tabs. Time to make a "cupboard for books". In his 1666 diary, Samuel Pepys recorded that he had lost the use of his books, he had roughly 250 piled in

In this virtual exhibition we explore various aspects of Samuel Pepys’s diary, the Pepys Library’s most famous manuscript. ... The Diary is recognised as one of the most important resources for studying the period of the.