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The Bird In The Bush - the first single from my upcoming album ‘The Unquiet’ is out Feb 11. A traditional song of female sensuality. Folk songs of female sexuality often have grave consequences for the women within them. I wanted to sing this one with freedom and agency.

25 Jan

people in the south

this is amazing, go see 👍🏼

conor mitchell@conorcomposer

tickets on sale in February @AbbeyTheatre. This is overwhelming

19 Jan

Look+ listen to a collection of @SaileogC compositions here. Aside from the gorgeous tunes, it is unique traditional piano playing that affects me to my core every time i hear it - so important, and feels like a language. Punctuated.♥️ https://www.itma.ie/blog/saothar/saileog-ni-cheannabhain @ITMADublin #saothar

3 Jan

I got screen cleaning wipes for Christmas. You all look amazing 🥰

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26 Dec

The descriptions get better as the programme progresses.

Music includes @una_music's Namhog. https://twitter.com/PatrickJMB/status/1475049785816145922

Patrick Brannigan 💙💙 🎼🎶📸 Ouvrez les fenêtres@PatrickJMB

Slieve Donard, this afternoon at 4 pm,
Horatio Clare’s Sound Walk

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With: Evan Parker + Self Organising Systems

“Self Organising Systems” by Evan Parker was a new PRS commission for Sonorities and Dialogues Festvials in 2012. The application to PRS was initiated by saxophonist Franziska Schroeder and devised with composer/improviser Martin Parker . They say: “Our aim for the project is to bring together musicians that represent a mix of traditional and contemporary performers.” A recording and more information is available at the project website.

Musicians for the Belfast performance were:
Tom Arthurs (trumpet)
Steve Davis (drums)
Ivan Goff (Uillleann Pipes)
Úna Monaghan (harp)
Evan Parker (soprano sax)
Pedro Rebelo (live electronics)
Franziska Schroeder (saxes)

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With: Evan Parker + Self Organising Systems