Schools Outreach Programme in four Waterford Schools.
These Workshops in Composition will be facilitated by Sarah McCarthy
Venue: Waterford Schools
1.00 - 2.00
COMPOSERS OF TOMORROW - "The Burnt Sacrifice"
Lunchtime Concert featuring performances of the work of 4th year
composition students at WIT.
Venue: The Chapel, WIT, College St.
2.30 - 5.00
COMPOSING FOR FILM Workshop with Maurice Seezer
Maurice Seezer has worked with filmmaker Jim Sheridan on many of his films. He wrote the songs for 'In The Name of the Father' and his music for 'In America" was nominated for The Ivor Novello Awards. He will give four workshops in composing for film.
Venue: WIT, College St.
5.30 - 6.00
CONCERT
Featuring the works of students of the WIT Music School and Undergraduate Composers
Venue: The Chapel, WIT, College St.
10.00 - 12.00
SCHOOLS COMPOSITION WORKSHOP
Schools Outreach Programme in four Waterford Schools.
These Workshops in Composition will be facilitated by Sarah McCarthy
Venue: Waterford Schools
1.00
LUNCHTIME CONCERT 'You can't tell me that's music!'
Pendulum Music - Steve Reich, Come Out - Steve Reich, 4'33 - John Cage,
Music for Multiple Keyboards by Michael Hunt
Introduced by Mark Graham.
Venue: The Chapel, WIT, College St.
2.30 - 5.00
COMPOSING FOR FILM Workshop with Maurice Seezer
Maurice Seezer has worked with filmmakerJim Sheridan on many of his films. He wrote the songs for 'In The Name of the Father and his music for 'In America" was nominated for The Ivor Novello Awards. He will give four workshops in composing for film.
Venue: WIT, College St.
8.00
GREG FELTON JAZZ TRIO
Greg Felton is widely regarded as one of the best young pianist/composers to emerge in Ireland in recent years. his unique piano style embodies his love for all musics of strength and beauty - ranging from jazz and folk traditions to free improvisation and South Indian classical music. Greg is joined by Cormac O'Brien, double bass and Sean Carpio, drums.
Venue: Garter Lane
10.00 - 12.00
JAZZ WORKSHOP with Greg Felton
Venue: Garter Lane
1.00 - 2.00
COMPOSERS OF TOMORROW
Lunchtime Concert - "The Journey" featuring performances of the work of 4th year
composition students at WIT.
Venue: The Chapel, WIT, College St.
2.30 - 5.00
COMPOSING FOR FILM Workshop with Maurice Seezer
Maurice Seezer has worked with filmmaker Jim Sheridan on many of his films. He wrote the songs for 'In The Name of the Father and his music for 'In America" was nominated for The Ivor Novello Awards. He will give four workshops in composing for film.
Venue: WIT, College St.
8.00
IN AMERICA
Film by Jim Sheridan followed by question and answer session with the Composer of the
film score, Maurice Seezer. Introduced by Eric Sweeney.
Venue: Garter Lane
10.00 - 11.30
PANEL DISCUSSION ON ARTS FUNDING FOR NEW MUSIC
Hosted by Liam Rellis.
Venue: WIT, College Street.
1.00 - 2.00
COMPOSERS OF TOMORROW
Performance of the work of WIT's Post-Graduate Composers. Programme also includes new music by Alan Dunne, Greg Scanlon, Julie Quinlan, Sarah McCarthy, Denis Wyers and Marion Ingoldsby. Additional to the programme will be a performance of 'Suite for Piano' by Aloys Fleischmann played by Deborah Armstrong.
Venue: The Chapel, WIT, College St.
2.30 - 5.00
COMPOSING FOR FILM Workshop with Maurice Seezer
Maurice Seezer has worked with filmmaker Jim Sheridan on many of his films. He wrote the songs for 'In The Name of the Father and his music for 'In America" was nominated for The Ivor Novello Awards. He will give four workshops in composing for film.
Venue: WIT, College St.
8.00
STOCKHAUSEN
As part of New Music Week, this is a rare chance to see a screening of a film documentary on the music of Karlheinz Stockhausen (1928 – 2007) followed by a performance of Gesang der Jünglinge (Song of the Youth) which premiered in Cologne cathedral in 1956. Using a revolutionary spatialisation technique, layers of sound are moved around the cathedral from speaker to speaker. The music is based on the recorded voice of a choirboy singing part of the canticles. Introduced by Mark Graham.
Venue: Christ Church Cathedral.
1.00 - 2.00
SHORT FILMS AT LUNCHTIME
A screening of the films that Maurice Seezer has workshoped during the week.
Venue: Garter Lane
8.00
HYMN TO GAIA - By Eric Sweeney. IRISH PREMIERE
Together with music by Seoirse Bodley, John Tavener, Michael McGlynn and Eric Whitacre. For choir, soloists, narrator, organ, strings and percussion. Soloists: Bridget Knowles - mezzo soprano and Eoin Power - baritone. Narrator: Jim Nolan. Conductor: Eric Sweeney. With combined choirs of Christ Church Cathedral Waterford, Director Eric Sweeney, Lassus Scholars and Piccolo Lasso Dublin, Director Ite O'Donovan and Tribal Chamber Choir Galway, Director Mark Keane.