For those that don’t know, I founded Stet Lab, a space for improvised music based in Cork. I curated the Lab between 2007 and 2011, and during that time, also wrangled its online presence. In August, I will be removing some of the audio recordings of Stet Lab’s first year (prior to the November 2008 [...]
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Stet Lab: signing-out as curator
Originally posted at Stet Lab [original article…]: As previously announced, after thirty-two events over three and a quarter years, I’ve stepped down as curator of Stet Lab as of February 2011. The duties of running the Lab now are in the very capable hands of Veronica Tadman, Tony O’Connor, Athos Tsiopani with curatorial duties handled [...]
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thanks: Mathilde 253 with Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith (Cork and Dublin, 2011)
Thanks to Catherine Kirby and everyone at the National Concert Hall for able and professional assistance, to John Godfrey, Juniper Hill and Melanie L. Marshall, the then coordinators of the UCC Music Research Seminar Series, who strongly supported Wadada’s visit, and to Mary Hickson, Chris Gaughan, Peter Crudge, Eoin Winning and everyone at the Cork [...]
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Also tagged Alex Fiennes, Andreas W Ziemons, Arts Council of Ireland, Athoulis Tsiopani, Benedict Schlepper-Connolly, Bernard Clarke, Blue Monkey PR, Carmel Daly, Catherine Kirby, Charles Hayward, Chris Gaughan, Cork, Cork Opera House, David Leikam, Dennis Cassidy, Dublin, Eoin Brady, Eoin Winning, Evening Echo, Fergus Cullen, FUAIM, Gary Sheehan, Half Moon Theatre, Han-earl Park, Ian Smith, Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith, Jeffrey Weeter, John Godfrey, John Hough, Julia Healy, Juniper Hill, Linda Plover, Louise Walsh, Marian Murray, Mary Hickson, Mathilde 253, Mel Mercier, Melanie L Marshall, Music Network, National Concert Hall, Niamh Ryan, Note Productions, Nova, Paul G Smyth, Paul O’Donnell, Peter Crudge, RTÉ, RTÉ lyric fm, Sandra Quinn, the Arts Noticed, Tony O’Connor, UCC, UCC School of Music
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thanks: Matana Roberts, Han-earl Park and Mark Sanders
Thanks to Paul O’Donnell and Jeffrey Weeter of the University College Cork Concert Series; to Kevin Terry and Athoulis Tsiopani for helping out on the evening; to the Music Research Seminar Series (run by John Godfrey, Juniper Hill and Melanie L Marshall) for hosting the talk by Matana; to the Head of Music, Mel Mercier; [...]
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Also tagged Athoulis Tsiopani, Carmel Daly, Coin Coin: a Blood Narrative in Blacks Browns Reds and Blues, Cork, Han-earl Park, Jeffrey Weeter, John Godfrey, John Hough, Juniper Hill, Kevin Terry, Mark Sanders, Matana Roberts, Mel Mercier, Melanie L Marshall, Ó Riada Hall, Paul O’Donnell, UCC, UCC School of Music
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video recordings: Paul Dunmall and Han-earl Park, ‘Boolean Transforms’
A couple of short video clips of the November 6, 2009 performance by Paul Dunmall and myself. The full concert available on the CD ‘Boolean Transforms’ [Get the CD…]. video credits Improvised music performance by Paul Dunmall (saxophone and bagpipes) and Han-earl Park (guitar). Video: John Hough Audio: Han-earl Park Presented by the UCC Concert [...]
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Also tagged audio recordings, Boolean Transforms, Carmel Daly, CD, Cork, discography, DUNS Limited Edition, Han-earl Park, John Hough, Ó Riada Hall, Paul Dunmall, Paul O’Donnell, recordings, UCC, video recordings, YouTube
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reminder: Jitney Trio plus the QME
This coming Monday (March 15, 2010) at 9:00 pm (doors at 8:45 pm): the Jitney Trio plus the Quiet Music Ensemble perform at The Roundy (Castle Street, Cork, Ireland). Admission is €12 (€6) at the door.
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performances: Jitney Trio plus the QME
An improvised music event with the Jitney Trio (Marian Murray (violin), Neil O’Loghlen (double bass) and Han-earl Park (guitar)) plus the Quiet Music Ensemble (Roddy O’Keeffe (trombone), Ilse De Ziah (’cello), John Godfrey (guitar) and Jesse Ronneau (double bass)).
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Also tagged Cork, Han-earl Park, Ilse De Ziah, Jitney Trio, John Godfrey, Marian Murray, Neil O’Loghlen, Quiet Music Ensemble, Roddy O’Keeffe, The Roundy
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video recordings: Dunmall-Park-Sanders-Smith
Video clips of the February 11th 2009 performance by myself with Paul Dunmall, Mark Sanders and Jamie Smith are now on YouTube. video credits Improvised music performance by Paul Dunmall (saxophone), Han-earl Park (guitar), Mark Sanders (drums) and Jamie Smith (guitar). Video: John Hough.Audio: Jamie Smith. Presented by the UCC Concert Series at the Lewis [...]
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thanks: Dunmall-Park
A very big thanks to Paul Dunmall for performing with me on Friday (November 6th 2009). It was (despite me suffering from a cold) a mind blowing experience. What a, to borrow an adjective Paul uses a lot, fantastic player. I’m reminded how much I have to learn and practice.
thanks: Buckner-Park-Ronneau
A special note of thanks to Thomas Buckner and Jesse Ronneau for inviting me to join-in on the improvisative play last week.
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Also tagged Cork, Han-earl Park, Ó Riada Hall, Thomas Buckner, UCC, UCC School of Music
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