‘BURNS IN IRVINE 2020 DIARY’
Available now!
The Robert Burns diary for 2020 is the 21st in the series. In the summer of 1781, when Burns went to live and work in Irvine he met a man who, in retrospect, was probably the most important influence on the poet's life. He gave Burns advice which altered the path of the poet's career.
The new diary tells the story of what happened and introduces the reader to some of the unique Burns artefacts that are contained in the Irvine Burns Club at Wellwood House, Eglinton Street. Irvine.
The new diary tells the story of what happened and introduces the reader to some of the unique Burns artefacts that are contained in the Irvine Burns Club at Wellwood House, Eglinton Street. Irvine.
'BURNS AND EDUCATION' DIARY FOR 2021
The Robert Burns diary for 2021 is the 22nd in the series. It makes known how Burns is being taught at university level for students at home and from abroad. The diary also brings to the attention of the reader that Burns has had a significant influence on classical music, especially in Europe where some notable composers set his poems to music and adapted some of the melodies of his songs also in Scotland, England and other countries in the world.
The diary in navy blue and burgundy covers will be available in early – mid October
