The Oxford professor of composition’s long use of artificial intelligence in her work makes her a good judge of its merits and its dangers
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Jennifer Walshe’s high-octane music is a mixture of what’s written down, what’s improvised and live digital manipulation
1922 World Congress of the Irish Race announced the Free State to the world
Irish National Opera commissioned 20 short operas that were composed and quickly produced for video
Association honours new members in artforms such as writing, drama, dance and film
Online innovation should benefit arts industry when Covid-19 pandemic recedes
The Biosphere Project is a sonic adventure outdoors, says co-director Sebastian Adams
Unusual ambience and myriad external intrusions fails to derail eclectic artistry
The Irish Language Art Song Project: its promotion of Irish music is nonpareil
The Irish Language Art Song Project , the next in NSO’s Bruckner series and pianist Simon Trpceski
Hansel and Gretal the opera, work by women composers and celebrating Beethoven
Collaboration part of long tradition of composers coming together with mixed results
If sector was funded to level of European norm there would be no need for allowances
Recent concerts have provided persuasive proof-of-concept demonstrations
There was nothing wrong with the New Music Dublin Festival – just its name
Irish-born opera composer Jennifer Walshe on scores, made-up history and globalisation
Lutenist Nigel North is the cuckoo in the nest at the NCH’s International Guitar Series
The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year
Classical music highlights for this week include Kirkos’s Body Noise Work project
Classical Music: Concerts that intersperse classics with new pieces can be revelatory
Why does the NCH need €20,000 before it will bother exploring music by women?
Council scheme is set up in a way that cannot deal with idea of ‘equal pay for equal work’
Schubert: Dreaming the Sublime, Giulio Cesare, and Rediscovering Irish State Musick
From Enda Walsh’s ‘Bathroom’ to Voyager’s deep space odyssey, there’s plenty to ponder
Composing the Island festival is huge, but it neglects women and living composers under 30
Sorrow and loss continue to hold us in greater thrall than the idea of a new order in the offing
In Bantry, musical depth was lost in the Cremona Quartet’s approach, whereas Alina Ibragimova did Bach justice
What, you haven’t heard of Zaftig Giolla or the Guinness Dadaists? Let Jennifer Walshe enlighten you
A fascination with music of an experimental hue was evident in this programme
It is likely to be to everyone’s benefit if the two RTÉ orchestras are allowed to compete on the same terrain
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
