As part of The Contemporary Music Centre’s contribution to Culture Night, Enda Bates will be creating an interactive spatial music installation Sound Swarm in the Centre’s library. Sound Swarm consists of a quadraphonic loudspeaker array controlled by a remote wireless controller from the Nintendo Wii games platform. Bates is a founder member of the Spatial Music Collective and specialises in spatial music. He will also be present on the night to talk about his work.
This year for the first time The Contemporary Music Centre opens its entire building to the public on Culture Night (25th September) with a very special programme of music events including live performance, interactive installations and a multi-media exhibition from 5.00pm to 11.00pm at 19 Fishamble Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 8. t: 01 673 1922; w: www.cmc.ie
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The History of Broadway and the Broadway Musical: from “The Red Mill” to “Memphis”: A talk presented by Michael Grant. Venue Central Library, Ilac Centre, Henry Street, Thursday 30th September 2010 @ 1p.m. Admission Free. Booking Essential: 01 8734333 or email musiclibrary@dublincity.ie
The Irish Traditional Music Archive has just republished the historic first collection of Irish music: A Collection of the Most Celebrated Irish Tunes Proper for the Violin, German Flute or Hautboy, Dublin, 1724. Further details on this publication are available on the ITMA website and purchased can be made at: sales@itma.ie
Leixlip Town Council’s – Platform4 Recording Project @ Leixlip Library has been shortlisted for the 2010 Excellence in Local Government Award. The project was shortlisted in the Sustaining the Arts Section.
Platform4 Recording Project @ Leixlip Library is a very popular initiative of Kildare Libraries and Arts Services who are also members of Music PAL .