The track is available on iTunes, so readers can buy it for themselves, or look at the video clip on the Classic FM website link above.
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Showing posts with label Ayoub Sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ayoub Sisters. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
Aye, You Better Believe It - the Ayoub Sisters' Single on Classic FM
Sarah Ayoub is an alumna of RCS, so we were very excited to find out about Sarah and her sister Laura's new festive single.
Here's the link on the Classic FM website:-
Friday, 22 January 2016
Burns - a Poet for the 21st Century
Monday is Burns night. Singers will be out "warbling their wood-notes wild"*, and half of Scotland will be eating haggis and neaps. But Burns and his poems are also the stuff of serious scholarship:-
Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century - a project at the University of Glasgow
- Professor Kirsteen McCue talks about Burns, my Dad and me on BBC Two on Burns Night. Her father, Bill McCue, was an actor and singer in the 1970s and 80s, and Kirsteen herself is now a lead scholar in Glasgow Uni's Burns project.
Did you need some Burns songs to sing?
- Check our catalogue here. Registered staff and students, if you need to borrow anything, then remember we're open until 20:30 on Burns Night (Monday).
- Try our music streaming services if you're looking for recordings to accompany that haggis dinner!
- Whittaker Library Electronic Resources for staff and students - click here.
When YouTube comes into its own!
- The Ayoub Sisters play Scottish Melodies. We found this YouTube video which you might enjoy - click here.
- Robyn Stapleton and Claire Hastings sing 'Logie o' Buchan' at the Star Folk Club 2014. Another YouTube clip for you! Here.
Warbling their wood-notes wild: when talking about traditional songs,
Burns's generation frequently used this phrase, referencing the poet Milton!
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