CLEAN : Hampton court prepares for first Catholic Vespers in 450 years

The transcript discusses Henry's aversion to the papacy and how music written for both Catholic and Anglican contexts can bridge divisions. It highlights the role of place in creating powerful moments, particularly through evensong and vespers.

What is the significance of the phrase 'Henry will be spinning in his grave' in the context of the discussion?

How does the speaker describe the music that will be heard this evening?

What historical figures or styles does the speaker reference in relation to the music?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between music and the divisions in the church?

In what way does the speaker feel the place contributes to the experience of the moment?