News in February 2005

Top musician unveils rare organs in Aberdeen

One of the UK’s foremost musical figures officially unveiled two distinctive 16th century English organs at a special opening ceremony at the University of Aberdeen on Saturday (February 5).

Sexual behaviour study of Nepalese trekking guides

Researchers in Aberdeen have begun a study into the sexual behaviour of trekking guides in one of the world’s fastest growing adventure destinations.

University to raise funds for Tsunami Earthquake Appeal

University Symphony Orchestra concert welcomes talented local musicians

Two talented Aberdonian musicians will perform at the University of Aberdeen’s acclaimed Symphony Orchestra Concert, which will be held on Monday, March 7.

University Symphony Orchestra concert welcomes talented local musicians

Two talented Aberdonian musicians will perform at the University of Aberdeen’s acclaimed Symphony Orchestra Concert, which will be held on Monday, March 7.

North-East musician steps into academic role to research future of Scottish traditional music

One of Scotland’s most notable musical figures has been awarded an academic position at the University of Aberdeen to carry out a three-year research project into the future of traditional Scottish music in modern society.One of Scotland’s most notable musical figures has been awarded an academic position at the University...

The Great Debate: Is Scotland a sectarian society?

Two of Scotland’s leading thinkers on the controversial issue of sectarianism will join together for what promises to be a heated debate at the University of Aberdeen next week.