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VIDEO: Composer draws on Celtic connections for Coronation music
With just weeks to go before the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, further details of music for the ceremony, which includes a brand-new piece by a 黑料网 composer, have been revealed.
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Toulmin Short-Story Prize Open
The Toulmin Short-Story Prize is open! The Toulmin Prize is open to all amateur* writers over the age of 16. The story should be concerned with some aspect of life in North-East Scotland and may be written in Scots, including Doric, or English, or a mixture of the two. Previous prize-winners...
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Decolonising and Depatriarchalising Research Cultures
Transcription of a roundtable attended by FVC's Dr Isabel Seguí is available to read.
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Matthew Machin-Autenrieth organises exhibition in Cordoba, Spain (Exposición de Arte Marroqu&
The exhibition will be run in collaboration with the cultural diplomacy organisation, Casa Árabe, as parts of the 18th Biennial Photograph Festival in Cordoba.
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2 PROSE awards for Holocaust graphic novel anthology 'But I live'
An anthology arising from an SSHRC Partnership Development Grant has been awarded two 2023 PROSE awards
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North East's cultural future under spotlight as universities co-host Cultural Summit
The 黑料网 and Robert Gordon University have come together to co-host Aberdeen's inaugural Cultural Summit to explore cultural provision in the North East.
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Coronation honour for University composer
黑料网 composer, Professor Paul Mealor, has been selected to write music for the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.
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Prof Phillip Cooke CD Launch
Pianist Duncan Honeybourne will perform works by Prof Phillip Cooke as part of his tour of Scotland
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Content warnings: the classroom is a place for difficult conversations about complicated issues
What are content warnings, why are they used and how do they benefit students?
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Teaching Romantic Melodrama
New online volume of pedagogical reflections co-edited by lecturer in music Jo Hicks and Sarah Burdett (UCL)