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2021
October
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Film Screening: All My Life's Buried Here: The story of George Butterworth
-Elphinstone Institute Ethnographic Film Series
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Concert Series - Elysium Brass
-Department of Music Concert Series launches with Elysium Brass
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CMLR Research Seminar: Legal Identity, Race and Belonging in the Dominican Republic
-The Centre for Modern Languages Research at the University of Aberdeen (CMLR) promotes and disseminates research carried out in Modern Languages (including Francophone Studies, German Studies and Spanish and Latin American Studies).
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Sonic Arts Forum: Reading Session (Hungry Listening by Dylan Robinson)
-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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Aberdeen Digital Humanities Workshops
-Registrations for the Aberdeen Digital Humanities Workshops are now open. These workshops are co-organised by the University of Aberdeen School of Language, Literature, Music and Visual Culture, School of Divinity, History, Philosophy and Art History, as well as Museums and Special Collections.
September
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Music Research Seminar: Dr John De Simone (University of Aberdeen)
-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.
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Composers' Forum: Dr Ailie Robertson (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland)
-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.
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Online Discussion with A. L. Kennedy
-Join award-winning writer and performer A.L. Kennedy to hear about stuff she wants to talk about.
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In-Person Event: Val McDermid
-An author event with multi-award-winning crime writer Val McDermid, introducing her latest work, 1979, the first in a brand-new series of novels featuring Allie Burns
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Wirds an Soonds: Doric & Cello and 'We Need to Talk' Showcase
-Join cellists, composers and writers involved in Wirds an Soonds and 'We Need to Talk' in conversation with Sound Festival's Fiona Robertson and UoA WORD Centre's Helen Lynch