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“In Dialogue” with the ICC: Stravinsky’s Three Pieces for String Quartet In his programme notes for the piece, ó Dálaigh writes of the quartet’s music as “generating a physical space,” which is an accurate and telling description.

The final instalment of the Irish Composers’ Collective’s In Dialogue series took place last Friday in the Wood Quay Venue. In Dialogue was a series in which members of the ICC were chosen to submit works for various instrumental ensembles … Continue reading “In Dialogue” with the ICC: Stravinsky’s Three Pieces for String Quartet In his programme notes for the piece, ó Dálaigh writes of the quartet’s music as “generating a physical space,” which is an accurate and telling description.

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In Dialogue with the Irish Composer’s Collective Tn2's Music Editor, Aine Palmer, discusses the history and achievements of the ICC.

In 1973, literary critic Harold Bloom articulated a new theory of poetry in his book, The Anxiety of Influence. Finding its basis in Freudian psychoanalytic theory, the book drew a parallel between the Oedipal relationship between the child and father, … Continue reading In Dialogue with the Irish Composer’s Collective Tn2’s Music Editor, Aine Palmer, discusses the history and achievements of the ICC.