Jul 30, 2021
ajax_ryan: I also arranged the strings for our Other Voices performance in December of last year. I'm unable to post footage but it can all be found on @youtube. Another special moment.
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ajax_ryan: I also arranged the strings for our Other Voices performance in December of last year. I'm unable to post footage but it can all be found on @youtube. Another special moment.
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@hozier @kayrog @crashensemble @othervoiceslive
Full set from OV2020 in Saint James Church, Dingle
here
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Composer Donnacha Dennehy's Nonesuch debut, Grá agus Bás, was released 15 years ago today. The album, performed by the Dublin-based Crash Ensemble and conductor Alan Pierson, includes the title piece, which was inspired by sean-nós "old style" Irish vocal music, featuring soloist Iarla O’Lionáird, and the song cycle That the Night Come, comprising six settings of poems by W.B. Yeats, featuring Dawn Upshaw. You can hear it here.
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It is so fucking insane to me how talented Rachael Lavelle is. I can't believe I get to see her again in October. She is such an artist and I am so excited to see what truly unhinged work she produces in the future.
[Video Description: A zoomed-in video of Rachael Lavelle singing into a microphone on stage. She is wearing a white loose high-collared top and white trousers.]
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Crash Ensemble GHOSTS
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Donnacha Dennehy As An Nós
A two-day-belated Happy Birthday to composer Donnacha Dennehy! Crash Ensemble led by Alan Pierson, with Iarla Ó Lionáird and Katherine Manley, perform his work The Hunger at Dublin's Abbey Theatre all week; the first recording—with Alarm Will Sound—is out on Nonesuch this Friday.
Donnacha Dennehy's The Hunger is performed by Crash Ensemble led by Alan Pierson, with Katherine Manley, Iarla Ó Lionáird in Dublin from Sunday, ahead of next Friday’s release of the album with Alarm Will Sound. There’s more great live music ahead around the world from Timo Andres, Daughter of Swords, Lake Street Dive, and Yola. Details here.