Faculty of Music - Revision history

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 In 1891, new Ordinances provided for 'Regulations for Degrees in Music. In 1894, this was approved by Parliament and the Faculty of Music now existed in its own right. Previously [[Music]] came under the aegis of the [[Faculty of Arts]].
-Following the merger with [[Edinburgh College of Art]] in 2011, Music became part of the newly reconstituted Edinburgh College of Art within the [[College of Humanities and Social Sciences]].
+Following [[Reconstitution of Faculties into Colleges, 2002|university restructuring]] in 2002, the Faculty of Music became the [[Reid School of Music]] within the [[College of Humanities and Social Science]].
-[[Category:Academic Administration]]
+[[Category:Academic Administration]] [[Category:Incomplete]]

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-In 1891, new Ordinances provided for 'Regulations for Degrees in Music. In 1894, this was approved by Parliament and the Faculty of Music now exisited in its own right. Previously [[Music]] came under the aegis of the [[Faculty of Arts]].
+In 1891, new Ordinances provided for 'Regulations for Degrees in Music. In 1894, this was approved by Parliament and the Faculty of Music now existed in its own right. Previously [[Music]] came under the aegis of the [[Faculty of Arts]].
 Following the merger with [[Edinburgh College of Art]] in 2011, Music became part of the newly reconstituted Edinburgh College of Art within the [[College of Humanities and Social Sciences]].
 [[Category:Academic Administration]]

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 In 1891, new Ordinances provided for 'Regulations for Degrees in Music. In 1894, this was approved by Parliament and the Faculty of Music now exisited in its own right. Previously [[Music]] came under the aegis of the [[Faculty of Arts]].
-[[Frederick Maternus Neicks (1845-1924)]] had been appointed Reid Professor in 1891 and was succeeded, in 1914, by [[Sir Donald Francis Tovey (1875-1940)]].  Tovey founded the [[Reid Orchestra]].
+Following the merger with [[Edinburgh College of Art]] in 2011, Music became part of the newly reconstituted Edinburgh College of Art within the [[College of Humanities and Social Sciences]].
 [[Category:Academic Administration]]

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 [[Frederick Maternus Neicks (1845-1924)]] had been appointed Reid Professor in 1891 and was succeeded, in 1914, by [[Sir Donald Francis Tovey (1875-1940)]].  Tovey founded the [[Reid Orchestra]].
-Thereafter followed [[Sidney Newman]] in 1941, [[Kenneth Leighton]] in 1970 and Nigel Osborne in 1989.  In 1970, a new Tovey Chair was established, with [[Michael Tilmouth]] its first incumbent.
+Thereafter followed [[Sidney Newman]] in 1941, [[Kenneth Leighton (1929-1988)]] in 1970 and Nigel Osborne in 1989.  In 1970, a new Tovey Chair was established, with [[Michael Tilmouth]] its first incumbent.
 Newman oversaw significant expansion of the faculty, the foundation of the [[Edinburgh Quartet]], the acquisition of the Russell Collection and the restoration of [[St. Cecilia’s Hall]] as its home.

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 In 1891, new Ordinances provided for 'Regulations for Degrees in Music. In 1894, this was approved by Parliament and the Faculty of Music now exisited in its own right. Previously [[Music]] came under the aegis of the [[Faculty of Arts]].
-[[Frederick Maternus Neicks]] had been appointed Reid Professor in 1891 and was succeeded, in 1914, by [[Sir Donald Francis Tovey (1875-1940)]].  Tovey founded the [[Reid Orchestra]].
+[[Frederick Maternus Neicks (1845-1924)]] had been appointed Reid Professor in 1891 and was succeeded, in 1914, by [[Sir Donald Francis Tovey (1875-1940)]].  Tovey founded the [[Reid Orchestra]].
 Thereafter followed [[Sidney Newman]] in 1941, [[Kenneth Leighton]] in 1970 and Nigel Osborne in 1989.  In 1970, a new Tovey Chair was established, with [[Michael Tilmouth]] its first incumbent.

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 Thereafter followed [[Sidney Newman]] in 1941, [[Kenneth Leighton]] in 1970 and Nigel Osborne in 1989.  In 1970 a new Tovey Chair was established, with [[Michael Tilmouth]] its first incumbent.
 In 1967, the Faculty moved to [[Alison House]] in Nicolson Square.  Following the merger with [[Edinburgh College of Art]] in 2011, Music became part of the newly reconstituted Edinburgh College of Art within the [[College of Humanities and Social Sciences]].
 [[Category:Academic Administration]]