The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland
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The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland will be presented on 18 November 2026 at the University of Edinburgh. This event will explore the society's history and include a talk on Federico García Lorca's poem "Little Viennese Waltz." The presentation will be in English and Spanish.
Discover the history of The Hispanic Society of Scotland and enjoy a taste of their events with La voz imaginada: historia musical de "Pequeño vals vienés" de Lorca. This event will showcase the fascinating origins and history of The Hispanic Society of Scotland (delivered in English) by Eddie Mullen; and will be followed by a talk on Federico García Lorca's poem "Little Viennese Waltz" (delivered in Spanish) by Dr Raquel Martínez Martín (University of Strathclyde). Through the afterlife of the poem "Little Viennese Waltz" (Poet in New York, 1940), poetry, song, historical memory and political resistance come together to reveal how Lorca's work continues to take shape in sound across time. This talk traces this journey from Lorca's own musical imagination to the voices that have reinterpreted his work for later generations. A collaboration between The Hispanic Society of Scotland and the Cervantes Chair at the University of Edinburgh.
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The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland takes place on Wednesday, 18 November 2026.
The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is held at University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (Old College South Bridge, Edinburgh South EH8 9YL).
Entry to The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is free.
The forecast for The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is Mainly clear · high 5°C, low 1°.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of University of Edinburgh can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland can be booked via eventbrite.co.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland will be presented on 18 November 2026 at the University of Edinburgh. This event will explore the society's history and include a talk on Federico García Lorca's poem "Little Viennese Waltz." The presentation will be in English and Spanish.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Discover the history of The Hispanic Society of Scotland and enjoy a taste of their events with La voz imaginada: historia musical de "Pequeño vals vienés" de Lorca. This event will showcase the fascinating origins and history of The Hispanic Society of Scotland (delivered in English) by Eddie Mullen; and will be followed by a talk on Federico García Lorca's poem "Little Viennese Waltz" (delivered in Spanish) by Dr Raquel Martínez Martín (University of Strathclyde). Through the afterlife of the poem "Little Viennese Waltz" (Poet in New York, 1940), poetry, song, historical memory and political resistance come together to reveal how Lorca's work continues to take shape in sound across time. This talk traces this journey from Lorca's own musical imagination to the voices that have reinterpreted his work for later generations. A collaboration between The Hispanic Society of Scotland and the Cervantes Chair at the University of Edinburgh.
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WhereUniversity of Edinburgh
Old College South Bridge, Edinburgh South EH8 9YL
Newington, Edinburgh
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland?
The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland takes place on Wednesday, 18 November 2026.
Where is The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland taking place?
The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is held at University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (Old College South Bridge, Edinburgh South EH8 9YL).
How much are tickets for The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland?
Entry to The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is free.
What will the weather be like at The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland?
The forecast for The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland is Mainly clear · high 5°C, low 1°.
Is there anywhere to stay near The History Of The Hispanic Society Of Scotland?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of University of Edinburgh can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
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