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In Search of Home, Sweet Home, ca. 1871
Lecturer in Music, Jo Hicks, discusses a famous nineteenth-century song and its links to Victorian idea of home.
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What if the Musical Association had not become royal?
Lecturer in Music, Jo Hicks, recently took part in a study day on the name, mission, and values of the Royal Musical Association
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Aberdeen alumnus awarded US conducting fellowship
Cole Bendall (Class of 2012) was recently awarded the conducting fellowship with the Miami Music Festival, FL, USA.
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Multiple success for the University in RSE funding awards
Four teams from the University of Aberdeen have been awarded funding in the latest RSE Research Awards programme.
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Aberdeen University alumni to conduct RSNO
Former Aberdeen University PhD student will conduct the Young Artists Singing Competition with the RSNO as part of Opera Festival Scotland's inaugural programme this September.
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BBC Radio Scotland Feature
Ian Grosz recently featured on BBC Radio Scotland podcast 'Scotland Outdoors' with Helen Needham, taking a walk up Barra Hill near Oldmeldrum to talk about place, about time, the landscape as narrative, and what draws Ian personally to the hill.
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Chamber Choir in Orkney
The University of Aberdeen Chamber Choir have recently completed a successful and well-attended tour of the Orkney Isles and North Scotland.
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Dr. Amin Hashemi awarded a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the Department of Music
The Bilateral Dynamics of Subjectivity and Creativity of Iranian Musicians in Europe
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New book series on British theatre and music
Lecturer in music, Jo Hicks, will be co-editing a new book series with Boydell & Brewer entitled "Nineteenth-Century British Theatrical Culture"
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Anne Brontë was a rock star
She's renowned as a novelist and one of the three famous sisters, but a detailed scientific analysis of Anne Brontë's collection of stones has revealed her to be a skilled collector with an active interest in geology.