
Composer and sound artist Úna Monaghan incorporates technology into traditional Irish music on her new album.
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https://www.hotpress.com/culture/una-monaghan-shares-experimental-electronic-trad-album-aonaracht-22949171
Moving on Music is inviting women in NI who play or have an interest in playing jazz to be part of a new ongoing project kicking-off shortly after Brilliant Corners.
This project is open to female, female identifying and non-binary musicians (18+) either working in jazz or with
Listening again to this wonderful album. Not sure I’ve heard anything like it before. @thewiremagazine and @BBCRadio3 #LateJunction should be all over this like a rash (if they’re not already). @brianconey @Hanpeel @JenniferLAllan https://twitter.com/una_music/status/1615970325333671936
AONARACHT 👇🏼 out 22 January 2023
a collection for solo traditional musicians and computer.
With Paddy Glackin, Saileog Ní Cheannabháin, Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn, @PaulineScanlonX @JackTalty
Pre order https://www.unamonaghan.com/
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“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)