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Ever wondered what you can do with a degree in modern languages? Come along to meet with alumni and friends of the University who now work in Aberdeen, Scotland, and Europe - who will share their experiences and top tips of making the most of your modern languages degree.

Film series organised by students of film. Every Thursday, from February 23 to March 30 at 6 pm in NK1

Next Wednesday (March 1) we will hold the second screening of the Spanish and Latin American Film Club, co-organised by the Spanish and Latin American Society and the Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies.

Online public talk by Dr. H茅l猫ne Sechehaye as part of the 'Sonic Conversations in the Western Mediterranean' series.

Film series organised by students of film. Every Thursday, from February 23 to March 30 at 6 pm in NK1

Tropical Strathspeys: Exploring Historical Scottish-Australian Music Collections

Translating Theoretical Treatises

Mike Presiado, manager of the Early Career Programme at Welocalize, will be giving a talk on ' Career opportunities in localization'.

We will hold the first screening of the newly launched Spanish and Latin American Film Club on Wednesday February 1, co-organised by the Spanish and Latin American Society and the Department of Spanish and Latin American Studies.

The bubble was so pervasive in early modern English writing that it seemed to mean everything and nothing. This paper will challenge the perception that the bubble is a pleasing but inconsequential literary conceit associated with the “bubbling brook” and other descriptions of moving water. This paper will argue that...

As a special celebration for the retirement of former Head of Music (and tango enthusiast) Professor Pete Stollery after more than 30 years with the department, we are delighted to welcome the Scottish Tango Ensemble to close the series for 2022!

This will be an online roundtable featuring the work of members of the Walter Scott Research Centre.

The event focuses on the role of higher education in cultural and socio-legal processes of inclusion and the fight against social inequality. It aims to promote awareness-raising around migration topics, engage universities in critical discussions, and commit to teaching equality, diversity, inclusion and creating concrete practices. These are the legal...

Join the GWW for the next in our series of Seminars!

Award winning, Glasgow based band

In partnership with SC&T Youth

World Premier Performance

Workshop

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Performance: Hope and Joy

Workshop: Intersectionality and Cross-Disciplinary Engagement

A Scottish composer reflects on music's place in society, the wider culture and the soul.

Come along to CB203, 50/52 College Bounds for the next lecture from the George Washington Wilson Centre for Arts and Visual Culture. This week's session shall be chaired by Suk-Jun Kim from the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture here at the 黑料网. 

The Banks of Helicon: early Scottish fiddle music

Award-winning novelist C. J. Cooke will be talking about her latest book, witches, the Gothic and Scottish islands at the Centre for the Novel WayWORD event

For the third year running the 黑料网 is set to host the exciting student and youth-led WayWORD Festival.

This will be a PGR piano recital related to the research. Recital will be a total of 60 minutes.

The Walter Scott Research Centre will present some of their exciting new research to the general public.

Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series: Many objects made or traded by Scottish Gypsy/Travellers can be found in museums across Scotland, but the connections that they have with Travellers are often unseen. This talk will consider the range of objects and the influence of Scottish Travellers on museum collections.

The conference examines the relationship between the arts, cultural encounter, politics and power across the societies that straddle the Western Mediterranean (including, but not restricted to, Algeria, France, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Spain and Tunisia).

A Festival to celebrate the singing traditions of Scotland, England, and Ireland in memory of Tom and Anne Reid.

Call for Participation- Discussion event

An online summer school, focusing on translating from Mandarin Chinese to English

Gaelic Translation Event

The Chaplaincy regularly host a Choral Evensong for the Friends of the Chapel, however, knowing how hard times have been for the whole community recently, they would like to widen the invitation further this year.

Lapach gu L矛omhte is a project aiming at raising confidence in using Gaelic in an informal manner. We'll meet online each week for 8 weeks conversing in Gaelic. These are not conversation classes and will be less guided whilst also having a speaker available to answer questions and keep the...

Jane Forner (Teaching Fellow in Music) hosts a film screening of ORFEAS2021, a queer sci-fi video opera'.'

Prof. Aomar Boum (3rd May 2022 at 17:00) 'The Female Jewish Troubadour: Imaachar and Narratives of Purity and Danger in Tahala, Southern Morocco'

"La Milonguita 2022' is a Milonga night organised by music students of Aberdeen. University.

The Aberdeen University Jazz Society returns to the Blue Lamp. Presenting the AUJ Jazz Band and the all-new Jazz Combo.

Baroque project given sneak preview at concert!

The Department of Music welcomes Dr Julia Hamilton (Columbia) to give a talk "British Abolitionism on the Marketplace for Musical Scores, 1787 to 1838, as part of the Music Research Seminar Series at the 黑料网.

This year marks the return of the prestigious Ogston Music Prize after two years of cancelation under Covid restrictions.

We are delighted to announce the second instalment of our Spotlight Professional Series designed to address key issues in industry including Intercultural Communication, promoting Diversity in the Creative Industries, and Innovation in Leadership and Entrepreneurship.

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Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series

Join us for an exciting afternoon of storytelling, all to raise funds to help make the Wallace Tower a community space for Tillydrone.

Join the Aberdeen University Concert Band in a musical extravaganza..

PGR student Letizia Leonardi will be presenting a paper on 'Poetry translation: the possibility of the impossible' Teams link to follow

The Centre for Modern Languages Research at the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture at the 黑料网 welcomes Dr Sarah Pogoda (Prifysgol Bangor University) for a talk as part of the centres seminar series.

Join us to learn about what we do and our programmes of study

Al-Qadima Escola Trio

Join the UoA Symphony Orchestra for their final concert in the beautiful setting of St Machar's Cathedral.

Eleanor Haward: "Words and their influence on text-setting in sacred choral music: a quantitative analysis project and original composition portfolio" This research project explores the role of word meaning and word perception in informing composers’ choices. Through data analysis and original composition it examines the connection between words and harmony in multiple...

We are delighted to announce the launch of our Spotlight Professional Series designed to address key issues in industry including Intercultural Communication, promoting Diversity in the Creative Industries, and Innovation in Leadership and Entrepreneurship.

Centre for the Novel Annual Public Lecture 2022

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Join the UoA Chamber choir in the beautiful setting of St Machar's Cathedral.

Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series

The Confucius Institute at the 黑料网 are hosting Paper Republic, a UK-registered charity that promotes Chinese Literature in translation, for a roundtable discussion to celebrate the launch of Paper Republic's Guide to Contemporary Chinese Literature.

The Department of Music will be hosting PopGirlz Scotland in guest lectures in two courses. We are opening the first of these to the public, which will take place as part of a seminar in the MMus course Research Communication. Everybody is welcome to join via Zoom.

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The 黑料网 Percussion Ensemble joins forces with our very own 'Pandemonium' (Steel Pan Ensemble)

The Department of Music Welcomes Simone to the Research Series.

Dr Francisca Sempere will be giving a seminar on 'An Overview of the Practice of Public Service Interpreting and Translation'

The 黑料网 welcomes Dr Toby Wikstr枚m (University of Iceland) for this seminar: 'Before Sentimental Empire: Slavery, Genre and Emotion on the Seventeenth-Century French Stage' with

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Ian McCulloch is a Scottish actor best known for his performance as Greg Preston in Survivors (1975).

Jonathan will introduce the film and take part in a post-screening Q&A and book signing.

Naomi Holwill presents a documentary that remembers the recently unearthed Black action films of the apartheid era in South Africa.

Join the conversation as we look to address how we encourage a culture of diversity and inclusion in the film industry and more widely in the cultural sector.

This workshop is open to anyone who would like to improve their choral singing and learn some new repertoire. Join us for a relaxed, fun-filled day of music making, and the chance to share what you’ve learned with friends and family at the end of the day. Led by celebrated soprano...

Trivia questions covering comedy, romance and horror!

An insightful, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to join an esteemed panel discussion about the life and times of Britain's most celebrated cinematic superspy, as played by such Hollywood heavy-hitters as Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig.

Screenwriting workshop as part of the Dark Nights Film Festival.

Walter Scott had a lifelong interest in collecting chapbooks, cheap, popular print items that were sold door to door and purchased from market stalls. A recent cataloguing project has revealed that his Library at Abbotsford contains thousands of these items. Their content ranges from political pamphlets to ghost stories and...

The Department of Music is delighted to welcome Dr Turner from University of Limerick.

Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series

We are pleased to announce that submissions are being accepted for the Toulmin Prize 2022

Renowned pianist, Duncan Honeybourne, will perform as part of the Department of Music Concert Series.

The Department of Music is delighted to welcome Dr Taylor to the Seminar Series from University of Edinburgh.

Elphinstone Institute Ethnographic Film Series

Events Spring 2022

The Department of Music hosts various seminars and forums that promote a vibrant research culture among staff and students. Music Research Seminars take place during term-time throughout the academic year and offer a wide range of music and interdisciplinary research themes.

The Centre for Modern Languages Research welcomes Dr Alasdair C Whyte to give a talk as part of their Research Seminar Series at the School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture at the 黑料网.

AUCEL Energy Seminar Series 2021-2022: Professor Voigt will give a brief overview of the topics that were discussed at COP26 as well as their outcome.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

A joint concert celebrating a return of live music for students and staff at the 黑料网

Composers' Forum is a fortnightly informal forum for all staff and students who have an interest in composition and new music, not necessarily as composers.

The Department of Music at the 黑料网 presents soprano Frauke Jurgensen who will perform as part of the Concert Series with pianist Ben Marsden.

The Department of Music hosts various seminars and forums that promote a vibrant research culture among staff and students. Music Research Seminars take place during term-time throughout the academic year and offer a wide range of music and interdisciplinary research themes.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

The Toulmin Prize, established in 2008 and awarded annually, is a short story prize commemorating the work of one of North-East Scotland's finest exponents of written Doric, David Toulmin (John Reid).

The Centre for Modern Languages Research invites Dr Claire Nance from University of Lancaster to give a talk on 'The role of language professionals in minority language revitalisation: Users and shapers of Gaelic' as part of the centre's Research Seminar Series at the 黑料网.

This workshop will explore how work in Modern Languages engages with current debates on decolonizing academic research and practice.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.

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Department of Music present the renowned vocal group, The Marian Consort, to the Concert Series

The Department of Music hosts various seminars and forums that promote a vibrant research culture among staff and students. Music Research Seminars take place during term-time throughout the academic year and offer a wide range of music and interdisciplinary research themes.

Sonic Arts Forum, organised by members of SERG (Sound Emporium Research Group), is a fortnightly informal forum for students, staff and anyone interested in sonic arts and related issues of technology and aesthetics.