Focus
Singing Between the Cracks
Popular appeal should be none of the serious composer's business, argues film-maker Bob Quinn.
My Music is A Four-Letter Word ('Ceol')
Composer Frank Corcoran's 'Borrisokane Transcendental Theory of Truth' in music.
Traditional Music in the New Scotland
Musician Steve McGrail looks at the prospects for traditional music in Scotland after Scottish devolution.
Towards the Far Country – Ian Wilson
A review by composer Jane O'Leary of a CD of Ian Wilson's string quartets.
In Two – Mike Nielsen and Tommy Halferty
A review of a new recording by two of Ireland's finest jazz guitarists.
A Dedicated Jazz Venue for Ireland
Gerry Godley of the Improvised Music Company makes the case for a custom-made venue for jazz.
After the Fianna: Reality and Perceptions of Traditional Singing in Ireland
Collector Tom Munnelly assesses the state of Irish traditional singing today.
Aloys Fleischmann (1910-1992): A Life for Music in Ireland
A review of a collections of articles and essays on the composer Aloys Fleischmann, compiled by his daughter Ruth Fleischmann.
MacMahon from Clare – Tony MacMahon
A review of accordion player Tony MacMahon's first solo recording in over thirty years.