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Ciaran Carson
February/March 2010
He was a cantankerous eccentric who stressed that the Irish language and music were inseparable. Richard Henebry should not be forgotten, writes Ciaran Carson
The Resistible Demise of Michael Jackson
Peter Rosser
February/March 2010
The Resistible Demise of Michael Jackson, Edited by Mark Fisher, Zero Books, Hampshire, England
The Master
Tony MacMahon
February/March 2010
'To have crossed his path as a listener was enriching; to have had him as a mentor was unforgettable,' writes Tony MacMahon of the uilleann piper Séamus Ennis. In New York and Dublin in the 1960s, MacMahon lived with, played with and learned from Ennis, and here he recalls some of the rituals and skills of the artist that made him unique.
Rethinking Opera
Christopher Fox
February/March 2010
If we want new opera to relate to our twenty-first century experience, we must return to first principles, says Christopher Fox
Obair le Déanamh
Breandán Ó hEaghra
February/March 2010
Breandán Ó hEaghra hears the Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland in New York
Have a Little Faith
John McLachlan
February/March 2010
Promoters of art mislead audiences by suggesting that there is meaning where there is none. Sometimes you just have to trust the artist, writes John McLachlan






