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2022
March
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Sonic Arts & Composer's Forum
-Al-Qadima Escola Trio
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Concert Series - UoA Symphony Orchestra
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Join the UoA Symphony Orchestra for their final concert in the beautiful setting of St Machar's Cathedral.
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Music Research Seminar: Eleanor Haward (Music) and Lauren Hossack (Elphinstone Institute/English)
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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...
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Spotlight Professional Series: Conor McBride
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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.
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Women Writing Metafiction: 1853-1901: "The artist's part is both to be and do" - Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Aurora Leigh (1856), Professor Tabitha Sparks
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Centre for the Novel Annual Public Lecture 2022
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Sonic Arts & Composer's Forum
-Tobias Patrick Wolf - PhD student University of Aberdeen
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Concert Series - UoA Chamber Choir
-Join the UoA Chamber choir in the beautiful setting of St Machar's Cathedral.
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New Pitsligo Lacemaking: Stories of a North-East Village Heritage
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Elphinstone Institute Public Lecture Series
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The Paper Republic Guide to Contemporary Chinese Literature: A Roundtable
-The Confucius Institute at the University of Aberdeen 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.
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PopGirlz Scotland
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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.