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A military piper on the Victorian stage
Lecturer in Music, Jo Hicks, discusses a regimental piper at London's Alhambra music hall as part of a conference on nineteenth-century theatre.
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Publication of Research in Anaphora by Music PhD Student, Calum Carswell
Calum Carswell has had his recent research published in Anaphora, the peer-review journal of the Society for Liturgical Study,
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Online Presentation hosted by Matthew Machin-Autenrieth
On the 1st April at 15:00, Prof. Fulvia Caruso will be presenting the talk: 'Structuring New Belongings: Composing Songs in Italian Extraordinary Reception Centres'
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Former PhD Student Maria Lanko curates Ukrainian Pavilion of the Biennale
Former PhD Student flees Ukraine with artworks to curate Ukrainian Pavilion of Venice Biennale
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WayWORD Festival Art & Activism Project Helps Hazlehead Academy Gain LGBT Inclusion Award
A WayWORD Festival Legacy project has helped Hazlehead Academy to achieve an LGBT Charter Silver Award from LGBT Youth Scotland, who are Scotland's national charity for LGBTI young people. They are the first school in Aberdeen city or shire to receive such an award, and the six-week Art & Activism...
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Internships offer chance for young people with learning disabilities to thrive
The DFN Project SEARCH team at the 黑料网 is inviting young adults with learning disabilities and their families to apply for internship opportunities and take the first steps in their journey towards employment.
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NEW BOOKS: Alastair Mackie: New Collected Poems and Discontinuities
Two new publications devoted to the work and life of Poet Alastair Mackie, 1925-1995.
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Audiences spy Bond franchise alumni at Dark Nights Film Festival
Movie fans were left stirred - not shaken - after veterans of the James Bond franchise shared their industry experience, insight and stories as Dark Nights, Aberdeen's new film festival, got underway.
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Putin's war against Ukraine
The outrageous and distressing scenes in Ukraine continue to shock and sadden as we watch events unfold. As an international community, with staff and students from across the world, we condemn the invasion and war in Ukraine. We stand with Ukraine and its people and offer our unqualified support and...
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We Must Walk: An Exposition of the In-between
PGR student in Music, Lise Olsen, will be presenting her practice and research at the Meadow Mill Projects, WASPS, Dundee, during the first week of March 2022.