Collection name.. Unlocking Our Sound Heritage (UOSH)
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Aberdeen City Art Gallery and Museums Oral History Audio Collection.
This collection of oral history recordings covers a wide range of topics from around Aberdeen. Major themes include World War Two, fishing, employment, childhood, Torry, and Old Aberdeen.
Collection of oral history interviews with individuals who worked at the Tullis Russell Paper.
Collection of oral history recordings from the "Salt of the Earth: A Scottish Peoples’ History Project", co-ordinated by the Workers’ Educational Association (WEA)
Collection of sound recordings made by John Junner relating to his interest in traditional Scottish music.
This collection consists of personal recordings predominantly made by John Junner, a teacher and Scottish traditional music expert and collector. It includes published, unpublished and broadcast material (including BBC Schools programmes). The Collection has a focus on the work of James Scott Skinner.
Duncan Morison Audio Collection, Leabharlannan nan Eilean Siar / Western Isles Library Service (WILS).
Coarse groove shellac discs which are part of the Duncan Morison collection held in Stornaway by the Western Isles Library Service.
Duncan Morison was a celebrated musican from Harris and Lewis, Western Isles. These recordings are of Morison performing a variety of folk material, including works written or arranged by himself.
Fife Archives oral history audio collection.
A collection of oral history material with a focus on two particular groups: the Thornton Ladies Oral History Group; and the Thornton Railwaymen.
Gaelic oral history recordings, Scottish folk music, and Gaelic psalm singing recordings from the Gairloch Heritage Museum Oral History, Gaelic Story and Song Collection.
A collection of songs, music, stories and testimony from the Gaelic community.
Glasgow Unity Theatre audio collection, Scottish Theatre Archive.
A collection of oral history interviews which focuses on the Glasgow Unity Theatre and its productions designer, Helen Biggar.
Oral history interviews conducted and recorded by Neil C Rafeek and Hilary Young as part of their research for the book ‘The University Experience 1945-1975: An Oral History of the University of Strathclyde’ (2004).
Oral history interviews conducted and recorded by Neil C Rafeek as research for his thesis, 'Against all the odds: women in the Communist Party in Scotland 1920-91: an oral history'.
The collection focuses on the testimony of women involved in the Communist Party of Great Britain in Scotland from its inception to its demise.
Oral history interviews conducted by David W. Lyle as research for his writings on the history of the town of St Andrews
Oral history recordings made by Franki Raffles as part of her project "Lot's Wife".
The recordings were captured between 1992 and 1994. The interviews focus on immigrant Jewish women from the former Soviet Union who resettled in Israel.
Private press vinyl compilation 7" EP produced by St Andrews University as a charities campaign record.
The record was produced by St Andrews University (PR 5462) and features three Beat/Rock acts: Steve Hall And The Roosters; 20th Century Sounds; and The Black Ring.
Private press vinyl LP record celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Tullis Russell Mills Band.
The record was produced by Tullis Russell Paper Mill.
Scottish Life Archive Oral History Collection, National Museums Scotland (NMS).
Scottish Ornithologists' Club Wildlife and Oral History Collection.
Scottish Poetry Library Audio Recordings Collection.
A collection of audio recordings from the Scottish Poetry Library consisting of various live performances and published recordings.
Sound recording from the papers of Professor Frank Willett of his dictated report of a field trip to Ife Kabba, Nigeria in 1967.
Sound recording of Professor James Norman Davidson delivering a presidential address to the Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
The address by Professor Davidson concerns biochemistry, with particular reference to DNA and nucleic acid.
Sound recording of the inaugural meeting of the Scottish Civic Trust.
Sound recording of the memorial service for Sir Hector James Wright Hetherington.
The order of service is as follows: Organ music.- Hymn: Ye Holy Angels Bright.- Prayer.- Reading: Revelations 21, Psalm: 121 I Will Lift Up My Eyes Unto The Hills.- Reading: John 13.- Choir: Te Deum laudamus.- Eulogy.- Prayer.- Paraphrase: 61 Blessed Be The Everlasting God.- Prayer.
Sound recordings, and transcripts, of media reports on the 'work-in' dispute, 1971-1972, at Upper Clyde Shipbuilders (UCS). BBC broadcast material.
The recordings include BBC news items and special features covering the UCS 'work-in'. Interviewees include members of the Joint Shop Stewards Committee, and other workers.
Sound recordings concerning the life and career of Professor John Read, and his interest in alchemical music.
Sound recordings featuring István Hont participating in various lectures, seminars, and debates on history and politics; and including some works dictated by Hont himself.
Sound recordings from the Linda MacKenney Audio Collection, Scottish Theatre Archive, of interviews by MacKenney with people prominent in Scottish theatre during the 1930s and 1940s.
A collection of interviews recorded by Linda MacKenney mostly in Scotland, but also the wider United Kingdom, between 1982 and 1985.
The collection focuses on people connected with Scottish theatre during the 1930s and 1940s. It also focuses on the creation and disbandment of important amateur theatre groups in Glasgow around the time of the Second World War, and the political climate of Scotland at that time.