SearchGetRecordContemporary Music Centre Ephemera (1989)
Collection Summary
Collection Title
Contemporary Music Centre Ephemera (1989)
Unique Identifier
Ephemera 1989
Description
Folder of ephemera collected by the Contemporary Music Centre, Dublin from 1989.
Programmes:
[date and location unknown] [plus duplicate]: 'Grinning at the Devil, en opera af Elsa Gress og James Wilson'. Wordbook.
24/9/[89]: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde '20th Century Chamber Music'.
19/3/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon' Maria Kelemen and Agnes Huber-Evesque.
5/5/98 [plus duplicate]: Project Arts Centre: Barefoot Dance Company, Michael Seaver, Jamie Evans, Ray Cavanagh, Paul McDonnell and Colm Fitzpatrick. Accompanied by biographical notes; part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
4/5/98: Project Arts Centre: Ron Cooney, Louis Roden and Concorde; part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
28/2/89-22/3/89: Danmark: 'Grinning at the Devil, komponist James Wilson, Libretto Elsa Gress'.
2/5/89: Wigmore Hall: Anthony Byrne. First performance of Jerome de Bromhead's 'Three Fresh Pieces'.
3/5/89: Project Arts Centre. Part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
[Date unknown] [plus duplicate]: [Goethe Institute]: Anthony Byrne. 'Contemporary German and Irish Music'. Contains programme notes.
24/4/89 [plus duplicate and photocopy]: Harty Room, Queen's University: Sequenza; part of Sonorities 1989. Contains programme notes.
4/5/89-5/5/89: Project Arts Cnetre: 'Two concerts of Electo-acoustic music'; part of Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
20/1-/89: John Field Room, National Concert Hall: 'International Women Composers' Competition' prizewinning works. Contains programme notes.
12/3/89: National Concert Hall: Irish Chamber Orchestra.
20/7/89: Sint-Baafskathedraal, Gent: Orgelconcert Door Una Russell. Contains programme notes.
[date unknown] [2 partial photocopies of festival programme booklet?]: London: Events listing.
3/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: Charles Stephen Lawrence Parker.
21/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon' Denise Kelly and Moya O'Grady.
2/11/89: St. Stephen's Church (The Peppercanister), Dublin: 'The Rendezvous - the premier of the one act opera by Gerard Victory' Ulysees Ensemble with Virginia Kerr, John Cashmore, Peter Kerr. Accompanied by wordbook/script.
24/9/89: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde. First Irish performances of works by Seoirse Bodley, Ian Wilson, Richard Rodney Bennett and George Crumb.
21/4/89-24/4/89: Queen's Unversity of Belfast. Sonorities - Northern Ireland's Festival of 20th Century Music. Festival programme booklet.
2/2/[89]: Goethe Institute: 'Portrait of a Composer - Lecture recital with the Irish composer Frank Corcoran'
Flyers:
8/3/[89]-12/3/89]: 2nd Dublin International Guitar Festival.
24/9/[89]: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde '20th Century Chamber Music'.
10/11/[89]: Goethe Institute: Anthony Byrne. First performance of Dieter Acker's 'Hölderlin Sonate' and Roland Leistner-Mayer's 'From 5 Phantasiestücke a) Abbandono b) Martellato' presented by Sounds Modern.
3/5/89-6/5/89 [plus duplicate]: Project: Dublin 1989 New Music = New Dance. Events listing.
Leaflets:
21/3/89-8/6/89: Purcell Room: London New Music. Programmes contain numerous premieres.
Posters:
23/11/89-25/11/89: The Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London: 'Objective Music III - a passionate reason - a festival of contemporary music'. Events listing.
10/11/89 [plus duplicate]: Aula Maxima, UCC: Charles Stephen Lawrence Parker.
26/4/89-17/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art 'Wednesdays at the Hugh Lane Gallery'.
Collection includes 2 programmes for the 26th seminar on Contemporary Choral Music in UCC; programmes for dance performances in 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
Programmes:
[date and location unknown] [plus duplicate]: 'Grinning at the Devil, en opera af Elsa Gress og James Wilson'. Wordbook.
24/9/[89]: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde '20th Century Chamber Music'.
19/3/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon' Maria Kelemen and Agnes Huber-Evesque.
5/5/98 [plus duplicate]: Project Arts Centre: Barefoot Dance Company, Michael Seaver, Jamie Evans, Ray Cavanagh, Paul McDonnell and Colm Fitzpatrick. Accompanied by biographical notes; part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
4/5/98: Project Arts Centre: Ron Cooney, Louis Roden and Concorde; part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
28/2/89-22/3/89: Danmark: 'Grinning at the Devil, komponist James Wilson, Libretto Elsa Gress'.
2/5/89: Wigmore Hall: Anthony Byrne. First performance of Jerome de Bromhead's 'Three Fresh Pieces'.
3/5/89: Project Arts Centre. Part of 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
[Date unknown] [plus duplicate]: [Goethe Institute]: Anthony Byrne. 'Contemporary German and Irish Music'. Contains programme notes.
24/4/89 [plus duplicate and photocopy]: Harty Room, Queen's University: Sequenza; part of Sonorities 1989. Contains programme notes.
4/5/89-5/5/89: Project Arts Cnetre: 'Two concerts of Electo-acoustic music'; part of Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
20/1-/89: John Field Room, National Concert Hall: 'International Women Composers' Competition' prizewinning works. Contains programme notes.
12/3/89: National Concert Hall: Irish Chamber Orchestra.
20/7/89: Sint-Baafskathedraal, Gent: Orgelconcert Door Una Russell. Contains programme notes.
[date unknown] [2 partial photocopies of festival programme booklet?]: London: Events listing.
3/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: Charles Stephen Lawrence Parker.
21/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art: 'Sunday at noon' Denise Kelly and Moya O'Grady.
2/11/89: St. Stephen's Church (The Peppercanister), Dublin: 'The Rendezvous - the premier of the one act opera by Gerard Victory' Ulysees Ensemble with Virginia Kerr, John Cashmore, Peter Kerr. Accompanied by wordbook/script.
24/9/89: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde. First Irish performances of works by Seoirse Bodley, Ian Wilson, Richard Rodney Bennett and George Crumb.
21/4/89-24/4/89: Queen's Unversity of Belfast. Sonorities - Northern Ireland's Festival of 20th Century Music. Festival programme booklet.
2/2/[89]: Goethe Institute: 'Portrait of a Composer - Lecture recital with the Irish composer Frank Corcoran'
Flyers:
8/3/[89]-12/3/89]: 2nd Dublin International Guitar Festival.
24/9/[89]: Hugh Lane Gallery: Concorde '20th Century Chamber Music'.
10/11/[89]: Goethe Institute: Anthony Byrne. First performance of Dieter Acker's 'Hölderlin Sonate' and Roland Leistner-Mayer's 'From 5 Phantasiestücke a) Abbandono b) Martellato' presented by Sounds Modern.
3/5/89-6/5/89 [plus duplicate]: Project: Dublin 1989 New Music = New Dance. Events listing.
Leaflets:
21/3/89-8/6/89: Purcell Room: London New Music. Programmes contain numerous premieres.
Posters:
23/11/89-25/11/89: The Conway Hall, Red Lion Square, London: 'Objective Music III - a passionate reason - a festival of contemporary music'. Events listing.
10/11/89 [plus duplicate]: Aula Maxima, UCC: Charles Stephen Lawrence Parker.
26/4/89-17/5/89: Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art 'Wednesdays at the Hugh Lane Gallery'.
Collection includes 2 programmes for the 26th seminar on Contemporary Choral Music in UCC; programmes for dance performances in 'Dublin New Music = New Dance 1989'.
Format
Date range of collection
1989 - 1989
Accumulation Dates
-
Suggested Audience
Not Specific
Associated People or Organisations
- Acker, Dieter -
- Barefoot Dance Company -
- Bennett, Richard Rodney -
- Bodley, Seóirse -
- Byrne, Anthony -
- Cavanagh, Ray -
- Concorde -
- Contemporary Music Centre, Dublin -
- Cooney, Ron -
- Corcoran, Frank -
- Crumb, George -
- De Bromhead, Jerome -
- Dublin International Guitar Festival -
- Evans, Jamie -
- Fitzpatrick, Colm -
- Gress, Elsa -
- Huber-Evasque, Agnes -
- Irish Chamber Orchestra -
- Keleman, Maria -
- Kelly, Denise -
- Leistner-Mayer, Roland -
- McDonnell, Paul -
- O'Grady, Moya -
- Parker, Charles Stephen Lawrence -
- Roden, Louis -
- Russell, Una -
- Seaver, Michael -
- Sequenza -
- Sonorities Festival of Contemporary Music -
- Sundays At Noon Concert Series (Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art) -
- Victory, Gerard -
- Wilson, Ian -
- Wilson, James -
Associated Places
- Aula maxima, University college Cork
- Conway Hall
- Denmark
- Gent
- Goethe Institute, 37 Merrion Square, Dublin 2
- Queen's University Belfast: Harty Room
- Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Dublin
- John Field Room, National Concert Hall, Dublin
- Project Arts Centre, Essex Street, Dublin
- Purcell Room
- Queen's University Belfast
- St. Stephen's Church (the Pepper Canister Church), Upper Mount Street
- Wigmore Hall
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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
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Accrual Status
Open
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