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Garrett
Sholdice attends a La Monte Young performance at Berlin's MaerzMusik, and
reflects on past experiences with Young's magical sustained tones.
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Vicky
Langan concert and exhibition at Galway Arts Centre on 19 May.
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The
Kilkenny Arts Festival has sent out an open invitation for singers to take
part in its Festival Choir.
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A
new Music Network tour features singers Seosaimh?n N? Bheaglaoich, Si?n
James and Mary Macmaster celebrating the shared musical traditions of the
native-language communities in Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
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St.
Patrick's College Drumcondra have issued a call for applications to be
resident piano trio at the school, with closing date of 31 May.
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The
annual gospel music festival brings together performers and enthusiasts for
concerts and workshops in Bray 11 - 13 May
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Fleadh
Nua in Ennis and the Skerries Trad Music Weekend are coming up later in the
month and reflect how busy some traditional musicians are these days
between workshops, sessions and concerts.
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Stephen
Graham listens to a range of new pop singles from artists such as Justin
Bieber and Carly Rae Jepsen, and considers whether it makes sense to think
of there being a traditional form of pop music.
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The
festival brings together contemporary movement and music from across
Europe.
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A
wide range of musical productions are at the heart of the just-announced
Cork Opera House summer programme, including a concert by the Dubliners, the
Irish premiere of John Cage's Song Books, a screening of Myles O'Reilly's
film the Music Makers, and more concerts at Mitchelstown Cave.
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CAN
Percussion trio embark on an Irish tour on 13 June, playing four dates
around the country before finishing up in Castlebar on 19 June.
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The
twin exhibitions of Rua Red's annual digital arts and technologies festival
open 11 May and close 15 June with a performance from the Spatial Music
Collective
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