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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.

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In Dialogue with Michael Kamen’s Brass Quintet The latest instalment in ICC's In Dialogue Series at the Wood Quay Venue was "powerful".

The latest instalment in the Irish Composers’ Collective’s In Dialogue series took place this Tuesday in the Wood Quay Venue. This series consists of concerts featuring new works by emerging Irish composers performed alongside one work by an established composer. … Continue reading In Dialogue with Michael Kamen’s Brass Quintet The latest instalment in ICC’s In Dialogue Series at the Wood Quay Venue was “powerful”.

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Reich’s Nagoya Marimbas and Six New Works @ Wood Quay Venue Luke Smyth attends the Irish Composers' Collective's In Dialogue and finds himself swept along by each performance.

Last Monday saw the second instalment of the Irish Composers’ Collective’s In Dialogue series take place in the Wood Quay Venue. In Dialogue is a series in which a work by an established composer is performed alongside  new works by … Continue reading Reich’s Nagoya Marimbas and Six New Works @ Wood Quay Venue Luke Smyth attends the Irish Composers’ Collective’s In Dialogue and finds himself swept along by each performance.