SearchGetRecordContemporary Music Centre Ephemera (1984)
Collection Summary
Collection Title
Contemporary Music Centre Ephemera (1984)
Unique Identifier
Ephemera 1984
Description
Folder of ephemera collected by the Contemporary Music Centre, Dublin from 1984.
Programmes:
2/5/84-6/5/84: 31st Cork International Choral and Folk Dance Festival. Festival programme booklet.
[date and location unknown]: 'An evening of Classical & Contemporary chamber music' presented by Cibeal Cincise. Premiere of 'What the Frog Said' by Gerald Barry. Wordbook.
26/11/84-28/11/84 [plus duplicate]: St. Stephen's Church, Mount Street Crescent, Dublin: John Cashmore, the Ulysees Ensemble and the Camerata Singers. World premiere of James Wilson's 'Letters To Theo'. Contains programme and biographical notes.
2/3/84: National Concert Hall: RTE Symphony Orchestra: World premiere of 'Ultima Rerum' by Gerard Victory. Contains programme notes and wordbook.
6/1/84-13/1/84 [plus 5 duplicates]: 10th Dublin Festival of 20th Century Music. Festival programme booklet. Contains programme notes.
8/1/84: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon', a concert of contemporary music with works by Mary M. Kelly, Michael Holohan and Paul Hayes.
7/1/[84]: John Field Room: Concorde. Contains programme notes.
Flyers:
10/10/84-11/10/84: National Concert Hall: Jazz Four Nations Festival.
Programmes:
2/5/84-6/5/84: 31st Cork International Choral and Folk Dance Festival. Festival programme booklet.
[date and location unknown]: 'An evening of Classical & Contemporary chamber music' presented by Cibeal Cincise. Premiere of 'What the Frog Said' by Gerald Barry. Wordbook.
26/11/84-28/11/84 [plus duplicate]: St. Stephen's Church, Mount Street Crescent, Dublin: John Cashmore, the Ulysees Ensemble and the Camerata Singers. World premiere of James Wilson's 'Letters To Theo'. Contains programme and biographical notes.
2/3/84: National Concert Hall: RTE Symphony Orchestra: World premiere of 'Ultima Rerum' by Gerard Victory. Contains programme notes and wordbook.
6/1/84-13/1/84 [plus 5 duplicates]: 10th Dublin Festival of 20th Century Music. Festival programme booklet. Contains programme notes.
8/1/84: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon', a concert of contemporary music with works by Mary M. Kelly, Michael Holohan and Paul Hayes.
7/1/[84]: John Field Room: Concorde. Contains programme notes.
Flyers:
10/10/84-11/10/84: National Concert Hall: Jazz Four Nations Festival.
Format
Date range of collection
1984 - 1984
Accumulation Dates
-
Suggested Audience
Not Specific
Associated People or Organisations
- Barry, Gerald -
- Camerata Singers -
- Cashmore, John -
- Cibeal Cincise -
- Concorde -
- Contemporary Music Centre, Dublin -
- Cork International Choral & Folk Dance Festival -
- Dublin Festival of 20th Century Music -
- Hayes, Paul -
- Holohan, Michael -
- Jazz Four Nations Festival -
- Kelly, Mary M. -
- RTÉ Symphony Orchestra -
- Sundays At Noon Concert Series (Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art) -
- Ulysees Ensemble -
- Victory, Gerard -
- Wilson, James -
Associated Places
Associated Times
This collection is about
Location Details
Contemporary Music Centre
Temple Bar,19 Fishamble Street Dublin Dublin 8 United Kingdom Open Map
Website
Email
info@cmc.ie
Telephone
+353-1-673 1922
Fax
+353-1-648 9100
Visiting Information
Mon - Fri, 9.30am - 5.30pm
Collections Overview
Specialist collection of scores, recordings and related materials by Irish composers, mainly contemporary classical. Most of the unpublished scores can be copied for clients; any of the non-commercial recordings are available to listen to in the library only.
For details of other collections held at the same location: See the location record
Additional Collection Information
Accrual Status
Open
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