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Live Reviews: The Frost is All Over Live Reviews: The Frost is All Over Barra Ó Séaghdha Tony MacMahon (accordion); David Power (uilleann pipes, whistle, fiddle, vocals); Dermot Bolger (poetry); Directed by John Comiskey; Produced by David Teevan/Ten42 Productions / Tradition:DL Festival, Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, 2 August 2008.
Live Reviews: Analog Festival, Dublin Live Reviews: Analog Festival, Dublin Seán Ó Máille The Analog 2008 festival – Grand Canal Dock, Dublin / 18–20 July 2008
Live Reviews: Benjamin Dwyer: Twelve Études Live Reviews: Benjamin Dwyer: Twelve Études Rob Casey Benjamin Dwyer, (guitar) / Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin / 8 June 2008
Live Review: Spatial Music Collective Live Review: Spatial Music Collective Rob Casey Bridgewood Ensemble: Leonie Curtin (violin), Joanne Quigley (violin) Cora Venus Lunny (viola), Kate Ellis (cello) / SS Michael & John, Dublin, 26 June 2008.
Live Reviews: Young Composers' Collective Ed Crooks One aim of the Young Composers’ Collective (now the Irish Composers’ Collective) since its founding in 2003 is to provide young Irish composers with the opportunity to hear their works professionally performed, a goal realised over two concerts...
Ronnie Drew & The Dubliners Ronnie Drew & The Dubliners Images from the Irish Traditional Music Archive Ronnie Drew (right), Luke Kelly (seated), Ciarán Burke, & Barney McKenna on the cover of the first of some fifty original long-playing records (and hundreds of reissues) by the Dubliners group, Transatlantic TRA 116, issued 1964. Photo and design Brian Shuel.
Live Reviews: National Chamber Choir Peter Rosser National Chamber Choir, Paul Hillier (conductor)Harty Room, Queen’s University, Belfast11 June 2008Faced routinely with the deepest sentiments, sacred and profane, where do singers position themselves emotionally? There are two possible approaches: 1....
The Telephone Reel The Telephone Reel Ciaran Carson In his latest column, Ciaran Carson considers the mix that makes the session
Think Global, Play Local Think Global, Play Local Kevin Stevens Now in its ninth year, the Bray Jazz festival in May has emerged as the leading Irish jazz festival after Cork. Kevin Stevens was there.

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