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This weekend in Galway, Irish National Opera will give the very first performance of an opera by Vivaldi in Ireland, then tour it to six venues. Soprano Emma Morwood spoke to the...
Celebrating 70 years, the London Mozart Players are in concert next week at the National Concert Hall with conductor Howard Shelley. Here, the Journal of Music presents a...
News – UK
Programme open to women and gender minority musicians and industry practitioners; deadline for applications is 31 October.
Riot Ensemble to perform recent chamber works on opening night; Hanna Hartman announced as festival Composer in Residence.
Musicians, DJs, dancers, actors, poets and performers sought for fortnight-long event starting 7 October in cities across the world.
Reviews
In her latest article for the Galway City and County Music Writer Mentoring Scheme, Tara Broderick reviews Norwegian hardanger fiddle-player Nils Økland and band at the Galway Jazz Festival.
In his second article for the Galway City and County Music Writer Mentoring Scheme, Massimo Cattaneo reviews a performance by harper Úna Monaghan with singer Pauline Scanlon at the Galway Jazz Festival.
Irish National Opera presented the world premiere of Evangelia Rigaki’s installation opera 'This Hostel Life' last week, a work based on Melatu Uche Okorie's book of short stories on life in direct provision in Ireland. Mark Fitzgerald reviews.
Articles
We have entered a new era in Irish music, writes Toner Quinn, in which a language based on traditional music and song is producing extraordinary work across genres, but is it getting the attention it deserves?
Harper, composer and recipient of the inaugural Liam O’Flynn award, Úna Monaghan will perform solo in Dublin and Galway next week. She spoke to the Journal of Music about her current work for harp and electronics.
Lyric FM is under threat because of RTÉ's financial difficulties, but a better future for the station is possible, writes Toner Quinn.
One of Ireland's best known classical musicians, Finghin Collins is also Artistic Director of the New Ross Piano Festival, which takes place on 25–29 September. He spoke to the Journal of Music about the balance between performing and programming, what he looks for in concerts, and his own musical background.
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