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2012
February
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Organ Recital
Music by J.S.Bach, F. Couperin and N de Grigny.
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Generations - Music for viola de gamba and harpsichord from the Marais, Forqueray and Bach families
A programme featuring music by three sets of fathers and sons: Marin and Roland Marais, J.S Bach and two of his sons (Carl Philip Emmanuael and Wilhelm Friedemann), and Antoine and Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray.
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Scotland, the Highlands and Tartan
-This event is part of a series of fascinating and engaging activities that accompanies the inaugural exhibition at the University’s impressive new Library, Rebels with a Cause: The Jacobites and the Global Imagination. The visual legacy of the Jacobites is immense for Scotland. It still lies at the very heart...
January
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Cross College Seminar on Food Security
-Presentation from a sustainable international development perspective on food security.
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Rebels with a Cause Curator's Talk
-Join Head of Museums Neil Curtis for a guided tour and discussion of the Rebels with a Cause:The Jacobites and the Global Imagination exhibition.
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Cafe Scientifique - Did Animals Invent Twitter?
-We think of Facebook and Twitter as human inventions. However animals have been using social media for decades.
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Cafe Med - Signed Off With Stress
-What does it mean to be stressed and how do we judge when staying off work might help?
2011
December
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University Carol Service
-A traditional Christmas Carol service with lessons, carols and music led by the Chapel Choir.
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Candelit vigil for bereaved families
A candlelit vigil to remember children of any age who have died will be held in St Machar's Cathedral, Old Aberdeen on Sunday 11 December at 7.30pm. This service, led by Rev Dr Easter Smart, Chaplain to the University, is one of many which will be held for grieving parents...
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The Sobieski-Stuart Marriage & the Jacobite World
-Opening a series of exciting events in connection to the current exhibition at the University Library, 'Rebels with a Cause: the Jacobites & The Global Imagination,' this lecture draws on materials from the University's rich holdings of Jacobite material.