ARTISTS from Lennon and McCartney to Bon Iver, and from traditional Scottish music to the latest cutting-edge digital recordings, will be taught to budding new hit-makers at the first Masters course in songwriting in Scotland later this year.
ARTISTS from Lennon and McCartney to Bon Iver, and from traditional Scottish music to the latest cutting-edge digital recordings, will be taught to budding new hit-makers at the first Masters course in songwriting in Scotland later this year.
ON A HIGH: Musician David Scott, the joint programme leader and lecturer in commercial music at the university's Ayr Campus, with some of the course's students.
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Phil Miller Arts Correspondent
The first course of its kind north of the border will be taught at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS), led by musician, producer and writer David Scott, member of The Pearlfishers and the BMX Bandits and collaborator with artists such as Isobel Campbell and Ricky Ross.
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