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2020
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A Response to 'MacLeod's Controversy': Further Evidence of the Pibroch Echo Beat’s Basis in Gaelic Song
Dickson, J., 30 Dec 2020, Musica Scotica (Title TBC). Grant et al, M. J. (ed.). Edinburgh: Musica Scotica
Research output: Contributions to books, editions, reports or conference proceedings › Chapter › peer-review
2019
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Practice-Based Piping Scholarship: An Overview
Dickson, J., 2019, The William Kennedy Lectures: Lectures from 25 years of the William Kennedy Piping Festival. Armagh: Armagh Pipers Club
Research output: Contributions to books, editions, reports or conference proceedings › Chapter › peer-review
2018
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The changing nature of conceptualisation and authenticity among Scottish traditional musicians: Traditional music, conservatoire education and the case for post-revivalism
Dickson, J., 2018, Understanding Scotland Musically : Folk, Tradition and Policy . West, G. & McKerrell, S. (eds.). Routledge
Research output: Contributions to books, editions, reports or conference proceedings › Chapter › peer-review
2013
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Music Will Out: The Canntaireachd of Mary Anne Linsay
Dickson, J., 2013, In: Review of Scottish Culture. 25, p. 146
Research output: Contributions to journals › Article › peer-review
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'Piping Sung, Woman, Canntaireachd and Role of the Tradition Bearer'
Dickson, J., 2013, In: Scottish Studies. 26
Research output: Contributions to journals › Article › peer-review
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'Take it in, not to heart': Making expectations of collaborative learning explicit
Dickson, J. & Duffy, C., 2013, Collaborative Learning in Higher Music Education. Ashgate
Research output: Contributions to books, editions, reports or conference proceedings › Chapter › peer-review
2009
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The Highland Bagpipe: Music, History, Tradition
Dickson, J., 2009, Ashgate.
Research output: Books, editions or reports › Book › peer-review
2007
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When Piping was Strong: Tradition, Change and the Bagpipe in South Uist
Dickson, J., 9 Mar 2007, Edinburgh: John Donald Publishers Ltd. 336 p.
Research output: Books, editions or reports › Book › peer-review

Browse Work

A Response to 'MacLeod's Controversy': Further Evidence of the Pibroch Echo Beat’s Basis in Gaelic Song

Practice-Based Piping Scholarship: An Overview

The changing nature of conceptualisation and authenticity among Scottish traditional musicians: Traditional music, conservatoire education and the case for post-revivalism

Music Will Out: The Canntaireachd of Mary Anne Linsay

'Piping Sung, Woman, Canntaireachd and Role of the Tradition Bearer'

'Take it in, not to heart': Making expectations of collaborative learning explicit

The Highland Bagpipe: Music, History, Tradition

When Piping was Strong: Tradition, Change and the Bagpipe in South Uist

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