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Dr Matthew Machin-Autenrieth presents series of On-line events

The team for the ERC-funded project 'Past and Present Musical Encounters across the Strait of Gibraltar' (based at the universities of Aberdeen, Cambridge and Manchester) are delighted to present the online series Sonic Conversations in the Western Mediterranean.
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Proms Talk - Dr Jonathan Hicks

Dr Jonathan (Jo) Hicks will be giving a talk about indoor fountains and promenade (or 'proms') concerts for a series hosted by the International Centre for Music Studies at Newcastle University
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Our Subversive Voice - Dr Jonathan Hicks

English Protest Music - Dr Jonathan (Jo) Hicks has been has been consulting on an AHRC project exploring the history of English protest music.
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Michael Zaugg - Conducting Residency

In a unique opportunity, Michael Zaugg will be working with Students at the University of Aberdeen in a five day residency giving an insight into all aspects of conducting.
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Covid-19 Sound Map Published - Professor Pete Stollery

The Conversation has published Professor Pete Stollery's work on the Covid-19 Sound Map.
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LLMVC Holiday Events
Calling all LLMVC students! The holiday period can be a difficult time - especially this year, when many of us are apart from friends and family. So the LLMVC family have organized a range of informal online events stretching over the festive period from Sunday 20th December to 4th Jan. We've got a...
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Dr Katya Krylova - Published Chapter
Congratulations to Dr Katya Krylova who has had a chapter published in a new revised edition of the ‘Bachmann Handbuch’, a prestigious handbook on the famous postwar Austrian poet and writer Ingeborg Bachmann, edited by Monika Albrecht and Dirk Göttsche and published by Metzler Verlag (in German). Dr Krylova’s contribution...
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Dr Frances Wilkins - Research Blog
Frances Wilkins, lecturer in Ethnomusicology at the Elphinstone Institute, has recently published a blog on her ongoing research into sacred singing traditions of the West Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland. The research, funded by a Carnegie Trust Research Incentive Grant, explores the meaning of sacred song to community members...
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Dr Elisabeth Anderson - Published Article
Congratulations to Dr Elisabeth Anderson for her recent article, "Reading the world's liveliness: animist ecologies in Indigenous knowledges, new materialism and women's writing", in the journal Feminist Modernist Studies. This article was included in a special issue of the journal, focused on feminist ecocriticism (vol 3:2, 2020), which can be accessed...
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Dr Silvia Casini - Forthcoming Publication
Congratulations to Dr Silvia Casini for her forthcoming book chapter, "What Counts as Data and for Whom?: The Role of the Modest Witness in Art-Science Collaboration", in the Routledge Handbook of Art, Science, and Technology Studies. Dr Casini's chapter opens this edited collection which showcases the work of both scholars and practitioners...