Whittaker Live

Performing arts blogging by the Whittaker Library at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Monday, 23 March 2015

What if I need to find Beethoven Manuscripts?

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The Morgan Library and Museum, in New York, has a website called Music Manuscripts Online - it could be just what you need!  Why not take a...
Friday, 20 March 2015

Scottish Country Dance Database - could be useful!

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We found this the other day:- Scottish Country Dance Database http://my.strathspey.org/dd/index/     This database looks potentia...
Thursday, 19 March 2015

What's Shakespeare Got to Do with Nationalism?

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Ben Fletcher-Watson, one of our Royal Conservatoire of Scotland researchers, has uploaded his article about nationhoods and nationalisms in ...

Are You a Lutenist?

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One of our own lecturers, Dr Peter Argondizza, has uploaded his paper about lute intabulations and fantasias, onto the academic social media...

Stuart Eydmann blogs about the Fiddle in the Scottish Folk Revival

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The Fiddle in the Scottish Folk Revival Stuart Eydmann was Traditional Artist in Residence at the University of Edinburgh in 2013-2014. ...

See, I'm Looking for this Old Scottish Song ...

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A few years ago, the National Library of Scotland ran a pilot project to start indexing Scottish songs in early printed collections.  Sadly,...
Friday, 13 March 2015

Spotlight on The Stage - they have a new Website!

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Actors, have you see The Stage's new website yet?   The magazine has been core reading for theatrical people since 1880.  They've ...
Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Music Tuesdays on Digital Theatre Plus tempts musicians with Brahms today!

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Every Tuesday, Digital Theatre Plus shares something musical with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland community.  Today, it's Brahms...
Monday, 9 March 2015

HELP WITH RESOURCES FOR RCS MUSIC HISTORY 2 ESSAY

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If you're a 2nd year music student at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, then you just got lucky!  We’ve been looking at the Music H...

National Jazz Archive Goes Digital

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National Jazz Archive Archives are hip! Far from being dreary, dusty places, they now have digital content as well as valuable old archiv...
Friday, 6 March 2015

Robert Burns Thought Scottish Songs should be Performed Like This

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A few years ago, we posted a blog entry about William Tytler.  Never heard of him?  Well, he lived a long, long time ago.  Nonetheless, we ...
Thursday, 5 March 2015

Glasgow Music Research - the University has a new Blog

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Are you curious to know what other music researchers are up to?  Sneak a peek over the fence at the neighbours ....  Music Research @ Glas...

Digital Knowledge comes in many shapes and sizes - try Sage Journals

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This week there's a reminder from one of our e-journal providers, Sage Journals , that  there's loads of information just waiting f...
Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Who was Mrs Garden of Troup?

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Mrs Garden of Troup's Strathspey was so very popular, we thought we'd ask:- who was Mrs Garden of Troup? Leave us a comment if yo...
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Monday, 2 March 2015

Digital Knowledge is More than Journals!

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For example, we were reminded by the big international academic publisher, Sage, that we have access to Sage Knowledge - and this is in addi...
Friday, 27 February 2015

So You Can Multitask Standing on Your Head?

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The Whittaker Library staff thought James Clear has a better take on time management!  Read it here:- The Myth of Multitasking: Why Fewer...
Thursday, 26 February 2015

A Librarian whose Book Collection inspires her to Craftwork

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In New York Public Library, there are Special Collections.  Very special, actually.  And one of the librarians there is committed to encoura...

Technology is Great! But there are Negatives, say Scientists ...

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Tom Chatfield writes a feature for the Guardian newspaper:- Why reading and writing on paper can be better for your brain  Meanwhile...

Are you a harpist? Karen Loomis Writes about the Lamont and Queen Mary Harps

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On the Academia.edu network, Karen Loomis has posted an article about two famous Scottish harps.  You can read the article HERE .   The L...
Monday, 23 February 2015

Promoted to Glory - one Trombone Score!

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All music librarians are accustomed to receiving donations of music - the excitement is in the discovery of something rare, useful, or just ...
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