[12.1] Learning and studying Scottish Culture
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Edinburgh
Centre for Continuing Education
CCE, Freepost No EH3376
The University of Edinburgh
11 Buccleuch Place
Edinburgh
EH8 0LW
Tel: 0131 650 4400
Fax: 0131 667 6097
mailto:CCE@ed.ac.uk
http://www.cce.ed.ac.uk/summer/
The School of Scottish Studies (Sgoil Eolais na h-Alba),
University of Edinburgh,
27 George Square, Edinburgh,
EH8 9LD
Tel: 0131 650 1000
http://www.pearl.arts.ed.ac.uk/SoSS/
mailto:Scottish.Studies@ed.ac.uk
(they run a number of summer schools)
The main work of the dept is with teaching undergraduate and
postgraduate courses in Scottish ethnology (there is a separate
dept of Celtic). They also run summer classes though
The Adult Learning Project (ALP), 184 Dalry Rd, Edinburgh,
EH11 2EP
Tel: 0131 337 5442
Fax: 0131 337 9316
http://www.btinternet.com/~embv74alp/
mailto:embv74alp@btinternet.com
ALP has about 20 classes and about 300 students in culturally related
evening and day classes.
Glasgow
Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama (RSAMD) has an excellent degree
course in traditional Scottish music
Contact:
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
100 Renfrew Street,
Glasgow,
G2 3DB,
Scotland
Tel: 0141 332 4101
Fax: 0141 332 8901
http://www.rsamd.ac.uk/html/music/staff/scottish.html
Course leaders are
Jo Miller BA, BMus, MLitt
Peggy Duesenberry BA, MA
Tutoring includes
Accordion, Highland Bagpipe, Clarsach, Fiddle, Scots Song, Gaelic Song,
Percussion, Guitar, Gaelic, Scots and Dance Studies
Skye
Sabhal Mor Ostaig,
An Teanga,
Sleite,
Isle of Skye
IV44 8RQ
Scotland
Tel: 01471 844 373
Fax: 01471 844 383
http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/
St Andrews University
St Andrews University has a distance learning programme which
offers courses in fiddle, voice and traditional music. Tutors
include Adam McNaughton, Robbie Shepherd and Sheena Wellington.
Further details from The Secretary at:
University Music Centre, University of St Andrews, KY16 9AJ
Stirling
The University of Stirling runs summer schools which cover a
wide range of Scottish cultural topics including Gaelic, various
music classes and much more.
See:
http://www.stir.ac.uk/epd/suschool/
mailto:m.f.stirling@stirling.ac.uk
On-line
Celtic Music. Regional Cultures and Modern Success
is a provocative, well-researched on-line culture and history course
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Or call (USA) (608) 262-2451 to register for course number 3750.
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