With: Passenger
“Stolen Toys” by Passenger, featuring Úna Monaghan, David C. Clements and Stu Larsen
Recorded at SARC, 10th January 2013
Filmed by Jarrad Seng
Úna’s Tweets
ITMA is delighted to celebrate Pride Month 🌈 in partnership with Isteach is Amach, the LGBTQ+ community of traditional Irish musicians, singers & dancers from all over the world. Join us for a Live stream concert 22 June 7 pm https://www.itma.ie/events/ar-scath-a-cheile-lgbtq-people-in-the-tradition @TheRollingWave
Join us online from wherever you are, if interested in #gender and Irish traditional music + my recent research on it. Free this Sat 19th, Discussion hosted by Lynette Fay.
https://www.ictm.ie/121-stories-the-impact-of-gender-on-participation-in-irish-traditional-music-una-monaghan/
@ITMADublin @Comhaltas @ss_willieclancy @TradTG4 @BelfastTradF @TheRollingWave
This Saturday 1pm join @LynetteFay in conversation with Dr @una_music the author of the paper "121 Stories: the impact of gender on participation in Irish traditional music" #womenintrad @FairPle https://www.womensworkni.co.uk/womens-work-2021#/sexism-in-irish-traditional-music/
Call for Papers: Access and participation in traditional music in the Anglo-Irish world http://simonmckerrell.com/2021/06/08/call-for-papers-access-and-participation-in-traditional-music-in-the-anglo-irish-world/
The derelict building I walk around in this video is the Assembly Rooms, where the Belfast harpers assembly of 1792 took place, showcasing and preserving the music of the ancient harpers at a time when it was in danger of being lost. 1/3
https://vimeo.com/534651331