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Frances Wilkins publishes article on the precarious position of Gaelic Psalmody for The Conversation
Frances Wilkins publishes article on the decline of Gaelic Psalmody for The Conversation
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Celtic & Anglo-Saxon Studies student wins the Kelpies Prize for Writing
Our level 2 student Fran Moldaschl has just been awarded the Kelpies Prize for Writing.
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RMA Conference: 'Women and Sea Shanties'
On Saturday 10th September 2022, Mollie Carlyle presented her paper entitled 'Sally Brown and Sailor John: Women and the Shanty Tradition' at the Royal Musical Association annual conference, hosted by Durham University.
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Publication and Conference
Ian Grosz, a third year PhD research student in creative writing, publishes work in the cross-border, collaborative deep mapping project Four Rivers: Deep Maps, edited by Dr. Jo Jones of Curtin University with Chris Fowlis as part of the Aberdeen-Curtin University Alliance and will be presenting a paper at the...
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LLMVC PhD student has Prize-Winning Essay published
Lauren Cuthbert has won the 2021 Women in German Studies essay prize with her essay '"Ich hatte Befehle" (I had orders): Multidirectional Memory and the Vietnam War in Heynowski and Scheumann's 'Pilots in Pyjamas' (1968)'. The essay was subsequently submitted to German Life and Letters for publication and published on...
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Prof. Schell awarded a Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship
Prof. Schell was awarded a Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship, for two years from September 2022, for her project 'CarrenĖo's Manual: Manners, Society, History' This project examines the radically under-studied Manual de urbanidad y buenas maneras (Manual of Courtesy and Good Manners), which is among the, if not the, best-selling and longest-selling...
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Professor Pete Stollery retires after three decades of service to north-east music
Professor Pete Stollery retired from the 51cg's department of Music yesterday after more than three decades with the University.
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Major BBC Commissions for Professor Mealor
Professor Paul Mealor has completed two major BBC commissions this summer as well as residencies in Washington, Croatia and Kent.
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Two New All-Mealor Albums Released
Two new albums of music by Professor Paul Mealor have been released on the Exultate Label, August 2022
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Professor Pete Stollery brings sounds of Aberdeen to city festival
Leading composer and sound artist Professor Pete Stollery is bringing the sounds of Aberdeen to a four-day festival that will transform the city's streets next month.