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Malachy Robinson: the Irish double bass

"The 2020 Covid19 pandemic coincided with my reaching the age of fifty,  and so a universal period of reflection and re-evaluation was heightened by this mid-life milestone.  In the absence of concerts, the risk for a performing musician was of falling into despondency, leaving one’s instrument aside because there was no point in practising.  Some of my friends went that way.  But I felt that I had to fight the melancholy for fear of being overcome by it, and it resulted in a deeply rewarding period with my bass.  I had the time to engage with Joesph Groococks' Sonata at last, and after a couple of months had decided how best to adapt it to the larger instrument. I then revisited a number of Irish solo pieces that had particularly resonated with me – and which explored different facets of the bass – and with the support of the Sligo International Chamber Music Festival I contacted Deirdre Gribbin for something brand new to round it off.  A successful funding application led to the recording of this album in March 2021, with the remarkable Laoise O’Brien producing, the unflappable Ben Rawlins engineering, and the brilliant Gary Beecher on piano.  What fun we had!

This album, then, is three things: a personal retrospective, a look at a diverse set of composers from Ireland through the medium of my instrument, and a celebration of what you can do with a double bass.  From the traditional craftsmanship of the Sonata to the gay abandon of Bodhrán; from 1985 to 2021; from the very bottom to the tippytop; from me to you, with gratitude for the privilege of a life in music. "

Malachy Robinson

€ 12.30
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new music::new Ireland one

This CD, the first in a new promotional series, presents 11 works by a range of Irish composers performed by a diverse range of international and Irish performers. Funded by Culture Ireland, the series aims to showcase the current work of Irish composers, taking the listener on a journey into the vibrant world of new Irish music.

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Refleksija

Trio Violina Anime
Tracks include:
Ian Wilson 1927 for three violins
Ian Wilson Sonata for solo violin

€ 12.00

Same as it ever was?

A unique Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) and Community Arts project supported by the Meath Foundation has resulted in a unique CD. “Same as it ever was?” showcases the music and poetry resulting from a scheme inspired by Reminiscence Therapy that was run in schools in Tallaght and Cashel in conjunction with the hospital

The project explored the potential of sharing musical experiences between students and their grandparents to enhance intergenerational communication, understanding, and knowledge, and project co-leader, composer Ian Wilson, produced a musical composition that reflects the commonality and differences of those musical choices and the themes that arose from them. Late last year the generations involved in the project were brought together in Mount Seskin Community School Tallaght and Cashel Community School Tipperary. The CD contains five songs by Ian Wilson, settings of poems by Helen Pizzey which were a direct response to the outcomes of the project.

€ 4.99
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Ceathrar: Contemporary Irish String Quartets

The Vanbrugh Quartet, one of Europe's finest ensembles, plays the String Quartet No. 3 by John Kinsella (b. 1932); Winter's Edge: String Quartet No. 1 by Ian Wilson (b. 1964); String Quartet No. 1 by Walter Beckett (1914-1996) and String Quartet No. 2 by Brian Boydell (b. 1917).

€ 19.31
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Reservoir

€ 18.45
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Ian Wilson: Stations

Ian Wilson

Ian Wilson’s Stations, a 70-minute work for solo piano is performed here by pianist Matthew Schellhorn. The work is based on the Catholic devotion of the Stations of the Cross - fourteen scenes from Christ’s condemnation by Pilate to his burial in the tomb.

€ 12.30
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Seven last words

Belfast-born Ian Wilson is one of the strongest voices in the younger generation of Irish composers. His piano trios were composed 'at a time of new-found certainty and direction in my writing, where abstraction and technique as an end in itself were superseded by a desire to relate my music to more overtly personal experience'. Kammerspiel performs The Seven Last Words, Catalan Tales and Six Days at Jericho.

€ 19.31
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One Day Fine

One Day Fine is a sonic journey through the breadth of Irish choral music. This is a recording of compositions from very different eras, cultures and politics, all unified under the direction of the National Chamber Choir of Ireland's internationally acclaimed director, Paul Hillier.

€ 19.31
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Chatham Saxophone Quartet: New Irish Music

The first album by the award-winning ensemble Chatham Saxophone Quartet features music by Irish composers including Brian Byrne, Ian Wilson, Brian Irvine, Jonathan Nangle and Kenneth Edge.

€ 13.52

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