How the Corri Women Changed Music in Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh with Dr Brianna Robertson-Kirkland @StCeciliasHall
How the Corri Women Changed Music in Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh with Dr Brianna Robertson-Kirkland @StCeciliasHall
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
As part of a week-long celebratory programme of events in honour of International Women's Day 2024, Dr Brianna Robertson-Kirkland held a talk here at St Cecilia's Hall on how the often-overlooked Corri women changed music in eighteenth-century Edinburgh.

This video is a recording of the event which took place on the 7th of March 2024.
How the Corri Women Changed Music in Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh with Dr Brianna Robertson-KirklandReed Making: the making of a bassoon reedBrass Instruments: Development Over TimeBass viola da gambaInstrument Conservation: A Talk by Conservator Dr Jonathan Santa Maria BouquetFaust and Furious: Class and Art in the Development and Destruction of EdinburghScottish smallpipes discussionHas the Violin Changed?Stroh violinMadame Sidney Prattens GuitarDecorating a guitarLori Watson plays Tain in the Rain on a Stroh violin (MIMEd 4533) from c1919.
St Cecilias Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum |

How the Corri Women Changed Music in Eighteenth-Century Edinburgh with Dr Brianna Robertson-Kirkland

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