The English Reformation is the transition of the Church of England from the Latin Sarum Rite to a new reformed liturgy in English. The dissolution and destruction of the monasteries, abbeys, priories, etc. with their musical libraries and programs under Henry VIII. The Book of Common Prayer (1549) and the use of the vernacular under Edward VI , and the attempt to re-establishment a Roman liturgy under Queen Mary. A new catholic and reformed English church under Queen Elizabeth, and the rise of puritanism. The rise of secular vocal and instrumental music.