Gaelic in Nova Scotia Today: Puirt and Policy
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This is a past event
Hosted by the Elphinstone Institute, and Gaelic Studies. Join us for a fascinating insight into the life of the Gaelic language in Nova Scotia, Canada
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10:00–10:45 |
Lodaidh MacFhionghain, Executive Director of Gaelic Affairs for the Province of Nova Scotia |
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A Gael-centric Approach Moving the discussion on Gaelic language and culture in Nova Scotia to the stakeholders |
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10:45–11:30 |
Heather Sparling, Canada Research Chair in Musical Traditions |
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Puirt-a-BeulThe Scottish Gaelic song genre is much more significant than its diminutive form suggests |
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Heather Sparling, Canada Research Chair in Musical Traditions, and Lodaidh MacFhionghain, Executive Director of Gaelic Affairs for the Province of Nova Scotia
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Sir Duncan Rice Library, Meeting Room 1, 7th Floor