The ‘Scottish Soprano’ and the ‘Voice of Scotland’: the Importance of Nationality to Flora Woodman and Robert Wilson’

Karen McAulay

The ‘Scottish Soprano’ and the ‘Voice of Scotland’: the Importance of Nationality to Flora Woodman and Robert Wilson’

Karen McAulay

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Comparing the careers, and concert repertoires, of two early 20th century Scottish singers.

Original language	English
Pages	74-81
Number of pages	8
Volume	25
No.	1
Specialist publication	History Scotland
Publication status	Published or Performed - 27 Feb 2025

Keywords

Scottish singers
Scottish songs
Scottish culture
Nationalism

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