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Collection name
University Art Society - Cork Orchestral Society Programmes (1944-60)
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Ir 780 U1 (3: 1935-60)
Description
Bound volume no.3 in a collection of 3 from the University Art Society - Cork Orchestral Society Programmes 1944 to 1960.
17/12/44: Opera House, Cork: Cork Symphony Orchestra with Geraldine Neeson and Michael O'Higgins.
13/5/59-20/5/59: Tóstal Corcaí 1959 Festival Recitals and Intimate Opera programme booklet.
26/4/60-1/5/60: City Hall, Cork: Cór-Fhéile an Tóstai 7th International Choral Festival programme.
1960: Tóstal Corcaí 1960 Let's make an Opera and Festival Recitals programme booklet.
17/5/58-24/5/58: Concert Hall, Cork Municipal School of Music: Tóstal Corcaí Festival Recitals programme.
10/10/45: City Hall, Cork: Tomás Ó Súilleabháin, Joan Denise Moriarty and the Cork Symphony Orchestra with the Aeolian Choir; Thomas Davis Centenary Commemoration.
Collection includes Cór-Fhéile an Tóstail - International Choral Festival syllabi; ballet programmes; leaflet on the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain.
Date range
1944 - 1960
Associated People and Organisations
Aeolian Choir -
Cork International Choral Festival (later Bord Gáis) -
Cork orchestral society -
Cork symphony orchestra 1934 -
Moriarty, Joan Denise -
National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain -
Neeson, Geraldine -
O Súilleabhain, Tomás -
O'Higgins, Michael -
Tóstal Corcaí -
University art society, University college Cork -
Associated Places
City hall, Cork
Concert Hall, Municipal School of Music Cork
Opera House, Cork
Associated Times
20th century - mid 1931-1970
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The National Library of Ireland has two collections consisting mainly of printed sheet music from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century. These include much material from the mainsteam western classical music tradition, but also material relating to little known Irish composers. The names of the two collections are the Joly Music Collection and the Additional Music collection. In addition the Library has a small but significant collection of music manuscripts. The general printed collections include some Irish ballad, folk-music and popular song collections.
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