Post categories: Chirk,ÌýHistory & Memories,ÌýMusic / Entertainment,ÌýWrexham
| 16:28 UK time, Friday, 23 February 2007
Research on old manuscripts originally from Chirk Castle has unearthed 20 pieces of religious music by 16th and 17th-century composers which had been lost for 300 years, according to .
It will be performed for the first time since then at the castle on April 28.
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