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Music Events at Queen's - Seminar - Ryan Molloy - 'More Fingers Than Sense'

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Date(s)
September 22, 2021
Location
Old McMordie Hall - Music Building
Time
13:00 - 14:00
Price
Free of Charge
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Ryan Molloy’s compositional and performance work sits at the boundary of contemporary classical music and traditional Irish music and is internationally recognised for its cross-genre innovation, musicality, and deep-rooted exploration of place and time, as well as its breadth in working with a range of musicians from young amateurs to seasoned professionals.

Ryan’s has written over fifty works and his music has been performed to audiences on four continents for over fifteen years. His music has been broadcast both nationally and internationally, including BBC Radio 2, 3 & Radio Ulster, RTÉ Lyric FM, Radio 1 and Ráidió na Gaeltachta as well as on BBC 2, UTV, TG4 and BBC World. Ryan has been commissioned by both RTÉ and the BBC, as well as a range of renowned performers such as the Danish String Quartet, Ulster Orchestra, Irish Chamber Orchestra, and Hard Rain Soloist Ensemble. He has represented Ireland at the prestigious ISCM New Music Days in Hong Kong (2015) & Vancouver (2017) and will do so again in Auckland next year.

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Lecture / Talk / Discussion
Department
School of Arts, English and Languages
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Subject/Theme
Music / Sonic Arts
Event Organiser Details
Name Amanda Kirkpatrick
Phone 02890975227
Email a.kirkpatrick@qub.ac.uk
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