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SUMMARY:Irish-American Music Cultures Symposium
DESCRIPTION:TU Dublin Conservatoire in association with the ITMA\, and the Princess Grace Irish Library are honoured to host the Irish-American Music Cultures Symposium on June 8th\, 2023 at the TU Dublin Conservatoire. \n\nInspired by the Princess Grace Irish-American Song Sheet Collection\, this symposium seeks to explore the dynamic interaction of Irish-American music making. It takes an expansive view of transatlantic music making\, with a focus on song and instrumental music. The symposium is convened by Dr Helen Lawlor (TU Dublin Conservatoire). It is funded by an IRC New Foundations Award and supported by the ITMA\, the SMI and TU Dublin.\n\nThe keynote address ‘Irish Traditional Music in America and the Legacy of Mick Moloney’ will be delivered by Don Meade & Dan Neely. \n \nThe symposium will also feature two concerts: \n\n\nFintan Vallely\, Maighread & Tríona Ní Dhomnaill; Dubh Linn (Lunch time concert)\nUna Hunt and Heather Sammon (evening concert). \n\nRegistration is free\, however we ask all attendees to register in advance to facilitate catering arrangements: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/irish-american-music-cultures-symposium-tickets-633530866877\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIrish-American Music Cultures Symposium\nTimetable:\n9.00-9.30 \nRegistration \n9.30-10.00 \nScott Spencer (University of Southern California): Collections\, Archives and Digital Humanities: Making Irish-American Heritage Accessible \n10.00-10.30 \nColin Harte (City University of New York): Teaching the Tunes: Understanding the Role of Irish Traditional Music in Higher Education in North America \n10.45-11.30 \nWelcome SMI and PGIL: Helen Lawlor (TU Dublin) & Liam O’Connor (ITMA)\, Paula Farquharson\, (PGIL) John O’Flynn (SMI) and Paul McNulty (TU Dublin) \n11.30-12.00 Tea & Coffee \nSession 1: 12.00-1.30 Session 1a \nAxel Klein (Independent Scholar): Ireland on Broadway \nMaria McHale (TU Dublin Conservatoire): ‘Two famous operas’: Irish opera and America \nLiam O’Connor (Irish Traditional Music Archive): TBC \nLUNCH \n2.15-3.00 \nConcert: Fintan Vallely\, Tríona Ní Domhnaill\, Maighread Ní Domhnaill\, Dubh Linn \n3.00-4.00 \nKeynote Address | Don Meade & Dan Neely: Irish Traditional Music in America and the Legacy of Mick Moloney \n4.00-4.30 Tea & Coffee \nSession 2: 4.30-6.00 Session 2a: \nFintan Vallely (Independent Scholar): Interpreting the Princess Grace Song-Sheet Collection \nHelen Lawlor (TU Dublin Conservatoire): Harp Imagery and Symbolism in the Princess Grace Song-Sheet Collection \nAileen Dillane (University of Limerick): Irish American Musical Imaginaries \nClosing comments \n6.30-7.15 \nConcert: Una Hunt & Heather Sammon: The Irish American \n7.15- Reception
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/irish-american-music-cultures-symposium/
LOCATION:TU DUBLIN\, Grangegorman\, Dublin 7\, Dublin\, D07 H6K8\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Lectures,Symposium
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