Methuen Drama, 1996. Violin Time: Or, the Lady from Montségur. Ken Campbell. 9780413709608. 1996 Ken Campbell, author of Violin Time: Or the Lady from Montsegur (Contemporary Dramatists), on LibraryThing. This site uses cookies to deliver our services, improve performance, for analytics, and (if not signed in) for advertising. By using LibraryThing you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your use of the site and services is subject to these policies and terms. Main page. Rating statistics. He more or less said it was a crime to be serious." [12]. The Warp, based on the real life experiences and adventures of author Neil Oram, is a dizzying trek through the nether reaches of gurudom and tireless post-sixties mind- expansion, directed by Ken Campbell, and opened at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts in January 1979. 1996 - Violin time; or, the Lady from Montségur. (ISBN 0- 413-70960-4). 2000 - Wol Wantok. from Battle For Montsegur by Synesthesia. / Buy the Full Digital Album. Pre-Order Battle For Montsegur Limited Edition Cd. Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album. Pre-Order Of Synesthesia "Battle Of Monsegur" on Limited Edition Jewel Case Cd(500 copies only) date of release 15/10/2018 Includes unlimited streaming of Battle For Montsegur via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. shipping out on or around October 15, 2018. edition of 500. Buy Compact Disc. €10 EUR or more. Send as Gift. Share / Embed. credits. from Battle For Montsegur, releases October 15 The Occitan name Montsegùr (French Montségur) comes from Occitan mont ségur (Latin mons securus) which means "safe hill". In the Middle Ages the Montsegur region was ruled by the Counts of Toulouse, the Viscounts of Carcassonne and finally the Counts of Foix. Little is known about the fortification until the time of the Albigensian Crusade. Archaeologists call this early castle Montsegur I. The name in French is spelled Montségur, and in Occitan, Montsegùr. In the early thirteenth century the lordship of Montsegur was shared between two cousins, Raymond de Péreille and Pierre-Roger d Violin Time (also known as The Lady from Montsegur), RoyalNational Theatre, London, 1996. Narrator, Macbeth in Pidgin, 1999. History of Comedy--Part One: Ventriloquism, Royal National Theatre, London, 2000. Jack Sheppard (also known as Anything You Say Will Be Twisted), Octagon, Bolton, 1969 then Mermaid, 1969. Inside Out, Royal Court, 1969. Remember the Truth Dentist, Theatre Upstairs, 1974. The Warp, London, 1979. The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, London, 1979. Stage Work. The 1721 â˜Lady Bluntâ™ Stradivari violin. Photos: Tarisio. More photos. The â˜Lady Bluntâ™ has been cared for by several of the most responsible collectors and experts in history. At the present time, as extras, I have the Messie, an Amati, and a Guarnerius. All these are, however, beside the point; the most remarkable that I possess is a Stradivarius that is in new condition almost like the Messie. It is a rare discovery. Lady Blunt treasured her violin for over 30 years and sold it finally through Emil Hamma to the German dealer Edler in 1895 just prior to his death. It was purchased by W.E. Hill & Sons the following year and sold immediately to their most important client, the collector Baron Johann Knoop. Arthur Hill wrote in his diary at that time Sir Peter Hall, director of the National at the time, writes of Campbell in his "Diaries", "He is a total anarchist and impossible to pin down. He more or less said it was a crime to be serious." [Peter Hall," Diaries", 1983, p.284]. "The Warp", a dizzying trek through the nether reaches of gurudom and tireless post-sixties mind-expansion, opened at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts in January 1979. 1995 - "The Bald Trilogy"' (ISBN 0-413-69080-6) - a volume collecting together "Furtive Nudist", "Pigspurt" and "Jamais Vu" *1996 - "Violin time; or, the Lady from Montségur" (ISBN 0-413-70960-4) *2000 - "Wol Wantok" (ISBN 1-84166-039-6) - a pidgin English version of Macbeth. References. External links. Violin Time: Or, the Lady from Montségur.