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Joan Dickson, cellist, demonstrates the principles of string playing, emphasising the importance of suppleness and natural limb movement in the whole body to achieve control of the bow.
The story of a two-year rescue dig at a prehistoric long barrow near Edzell in Kincardineshire, by the Department of Archaeology of Edinburgh University, under the supervision of Professor Stuart Piggott.
In an interview, Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher M. Grieve) talks about his life and work to another Scottish poet, George Bruce. Between readings of selected excerpts from his poems MacDiarmid reminisces on...
Work and achievements of Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Shows early work; furnishings of his own house; Queen’s Cross Church, Glasgow; Scotland Street School, Glasgow; and Glasgow School of...
Life and work of the Scottish engineer and inventor, particularly his invention of the separate condenser.
An evocation of a city on the eve of massive change. The streets aroundthe Broomielaw, the hustle and bustle of the docks set against a background of traditional songs and observations on life along the...
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