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Sessions offer young music makers opportunity to create their own film scores
Young people from across the north-east can learn how to compose film music using world-class technology at a special event in Aberdeen on November 17 and 18.
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Tree expert part of new Government taskforce
A University of Aberdeen forest pathologist who has commented widely in the media regarding the tree fungal disease causing ash dieback has joined a Government taskforce.
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World-premiere fulfils lifelong ambition for north-east composer
A north-east composer will see an ambition held for four decades come to fruition during a special concert at Aberdeen Music Hall on Sunday (November 18).
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Great Aberdonians returns for second series
A lecture series celebrating the lives of Granite City greats is returning for a second series after proving a hit with the public.
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Terry Waite to join Act of Remembrance at University of Aberdeen
Former hostage and world-renowned campaigner for peace, Terry Waite CBE, will join the Act of Remembrance at the University of Aberdeen on Sunday.
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King’s Museum to become traditional tea room
The University of Aberdeen’s King’s Museum will be transformed into a traditional tearoom for the day as part of an exhibition which aims to open our eyes to our relationship with food.
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Your King and Country Need You!
Young lives lost, communities devastated and soldiers shot for struggling with the mental scars of battle - all tragedies of the Great War which will be highlighted at free talk taking place in Aberdeen later this week.
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St Martin rides again at lantern-lit King’s College
Lantern-carrying youngsters will follow a horse backed ‘saint’ around Old Aberdeen’s King’s College quadrangle on Friday (November 9) to celebrate St Martin’s Day.
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Dickens expert to give free public lecture in Aberdeen
One of the world’s foremost experts on Charles Dickens will present a free public lecture in Aberdeen.
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First Minister addresses Scotland-China event at the University of Aberdeen
The First Minister addressed a conference at the University of Aberdeen exploring links between Scotland and China as the University announced it will open its own Confucius Institute.
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