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Diatribe label stage, song cycle by Daniel Bjarnason, Gerald Barry’s Viola Concerto, Bang on a Can All-Stars, Úna Monaghan's work for traditional musicians and computer,...
This year’s festival celebrates the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth and will feature early piano and chamber works.
This week's concerts from Monday to Sunday. To have your concert included next week (20–26 January), please add it to our listings.
News – UK
We Make Tomorrow event will bring together cultural leaders, policy makers, funding bodies and scientists next month in London.
Steve Lamacq show will visit The Cluny, The Leadmill, Clwb Ifor Bach, The Cavern and the Windmill Brixton between 27 and 31 January.
Hildur Guđnadóttir, Thomas Newman, Michael Giacchino, Alexandre Desplat and John Williams receive nominations.
Reviews
In his latest review for our Galway City and County Music Writer Mentoring Scheme, Jake Tiernan reviews the final concert by rock quartet Otherkin as part of their farewell tour.
In her second review for our Galway City and County Music Writer Mentoring Scheme, Kerri Haberlin reviews a performance by songwriter David Keenan at the Róisín Dubh, ahead of the release of his debut album.
Four-piece Nava have just released their latest album blending Irish and Persian music. Massimo Cattaneo reviews.
Articles
There's a reason why some countries export more good music than everywhere else, and it’s down to the health of their indie label scene. But what are the secrets to starting and running a successful record label, and how can you avoid the classic mistakes? Gareth Murphy explains how to survive an unpredictable game.
Singer-songwriter Mike Hanrahan's new book, 'Beautiful Affair: A Journey in Music, Food and Friendship', mixes anecdotes from his musical career, including his time with Stockton's Wing and Ronnie Drew, with his life in cookery. Ian Bascombe reviews.
Irish harping has been given recognition by UNESCO. It is an important moment for Irish music, writes Toner Quinn.
It is now over three weeks since RTÉ announced that it was closing the Lyric FM studios in Limerick and moving production of the national music and arts radio station to Cork and Dublin. What does this mean for the station's content and staff, and will the decision be reversed? The Journal of Music spoke to the Head of Lyric, Aodán Ó Dubhghaill.
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