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This week's concerts, livestreams, and job and funding deadlines from Monday to Sunday.
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A round-up of recent appointments and awards including Music Network, Irish Traditional Music Archive, OPUS Klassik Awards, the Prix Marulić International Radio Competition, Association of British Orchestras, Glyndebourne, City of Derry International Choir Festival, and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra...
A round-up of recent releases including Irish Women in Harmony, Alannah Thornburgh, David Keenan, and Máire Carroll and Kristan Swain. To submit your music for inclusion, please email [email protected]
News
The deadline for the Arts Council Project Awards is 19 August.
A round-up of recent releases including Irish Women in Harmony, Alannah Thornburgh, David Keenan, and Máire Carroll and Kristan Swain. To submit your music for inclusion, please...
Awards of up to €50,000 available; applications open on 4 August.
News – UK
Offensive material in the collections of Cecil Sharp will be flagged for readers.
Linda Buckley, David Fennessy, Aidan O’Rourke and Ailie Roberston among nominees.
Paid scheme will provide opportunities in making music, presenting, radio and event production, and sound recording and engineering over 12 months.
Reviews
The Galway orchestra Luminosa recently premiered a new adventurous work by Sam Perkin as part of its second 'Arcadia' concert. Brendan Finan reviews.
Danny Diamond's recently released album with Brian Miller, 'Let Fly', marks a change from earlier recordings. Kevin McCullagh reviews.
Last week, the Dutch Ragazze Quartet premiered Garth Knox's new work 'Four Into Twenty' as part of the online West Cork Chamber Music Festival. Adrian Smith reviews.
Articles
The writer Desmond Fennell, who died this week, had clear ideas about the role of new thinking and debate in society. They are relevant to Irish music today, writes Toner Quinn.
Now in its seventh edition, the latest 'Tradition Now' festival took place at the National Concert Hall on 19–20 June, but it is still not clear what this event is trying to achieve, writes Toner Quinn...
In her recently published memoir, 'Rememberings', Sinéad O'Connor takes ownership of the narrative around her life and music, writes Laura Watson.
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Right now, the world is talking about ‘creative solutions’ for the post-pandemic era, for the climate crisis, and for every other challenge that we face, but, asks Toner Quinn, how committed are we to supporting creativity and creative people?
From the Archive
In The Jimmy Cake's fourth album, what's always at stake is 'compulsion', writes Stephen Graham, of the musicians, the material and the listeners.
Aug 28, 2015
Now that we no longer have a common practice in music, novelty moves in different directions and at different speeds, all depending on the context.
Feb 1, 2011
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