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Rediscover Northern Ireland Report Philip Hammond Creative Director
REDISCOVER NORTHERN IRELAND REPORT PHILIP HAMMOND CREATIVE DIRECTOR CHAPTER I Introduction and Quotations 3 – 9 CHAPTER II Backgrounds and Contexts 10 – 36 The appointment of the Creative Director Programme and timetable of Rediscover Northern Ireland Rationale for the content and timescale The budget The role of the Creative Director in Washington DC The Washington Experience from the Creative Director’s viewpoint. The challenges in Washington The Northern Ireland Bureau Publicity in Washington for Rediscover Northern Ireland Rediscover Northern Ireland Website Audiences at Rediscover Northern Ireland Events Conclusion – Strengths/Weaknesses/Potential Legacies CHAPTER III Artist Statistics 37 – 41 CHAPTER IV Event Statistics 42 – 45 CHAPTER V Chronological Collection of Reports 2005 – 07 46 – 140 November 05 December 05 February 06 March 07 July 06 September 06 January 07 CHAPTER VI Podcasts 141 – 166 16th March 2007 31st March 2007 14th April 2007 1st May 2007 7th May 2007 26th May 2007 7th June 2007 16th June 2007 28th June 2007 1 CHAPTER VII RNI Event Analyses 167 - 425 Community Mural Anacostia 170 Community Poetry and Photography Anacostia 177 Arts Critics Exchange Programme 194 Brian Irvine Ensemble 221 Brian Irvine Residency in SAIL 233 Cahoots NI Residency at Edge Fest 243 Healthcare Project 252 Camerata Ireland 258 Comic Book Artist Residency in SAIL 264 Comtemporary Popular Music Series 269 Craft Exhibition 273 Drama Residency at Catholic University 278 Drama Production: Scenes from the Big Picture 282 Film at American Film -
Interview Mit John Sheahan 2002 (Hans-Jürgen Fink, Hamburger Abendblatt)
Interview mit John Sheahan 2002 (Hans-Jürgen Fink, Hamburger Abendblatt) ? Was für eine Situation war das damals in Irland, als die Dubliners in den 60er- Jahren ihre Karriere starteten? Welche Bedeutung hatte das Singen und Musizieren, und welche Marktlücke haben Sie damals erobert? ! 1962 – das war eine völlig andere Welt, sie hat sich viel langsamer bewegt – heute ist alles so hektisch und verrückt. Die Leute hatten mehr Zeit, Zeit zum Nachdenken. Und die irische Musik, das war die Welt der älteren Generation. Sie war nicht schrecklich populär unter jüngeren Leuten und hat diese Generation erst langsam wieder erobert. Bei mir war das etwas anders, ich habe Tin Whistle gelernt und dann Flöte; ich bin ja wie Barney MacKenna in einer musikalischen Familie aufgewachsen. Die Art der „Dubliners“, mit der traditionellen irischen Musik umzugehen, war neu und erfrischend, sie brachte eine ganz andere Vitalität hinein. Nur ein Beispiel: Die älteren Musiker, das waren meist Dance Bands, sie haben alle gesessen. Wir standen auf der Bühne, wir haben gespielt und gesungen, und wir haben uns bewegt. Die Leute schienen das zu mögen, und so haben wir uns unsere ganz eigene Nische im Markt geschaffen. Wir haben die Leute magisch zur irischen Musik hingezogen, der wir neues Leben eingehaucht hatten. ? Sie sind jetzt vierzig Jahre im Musikgeschäft – das ist einzigartig. Wie würden Sie denn Ihr Erfolgsrezept beschreiben? ! Vermutlich ist es unser Erfolgsrezept, dass wir nie irgendeins gehabt haben. Wir haben ja noch nicht mal Verträge untereinander. Wir spielen einfach, wir haben musikalisch viel anzubieten, jeder bringt seine Soli ein. Und noch etwas ist ganz wichtig: Wir hängen nicht zwischen unseren Tourneen zusammen. -
Biographical Information on More Than 200 CSC Athletes 1983-Present
Biographical Information on more than 200 CSC Athletes 1983-Present $15 Foreword This book was originally printed in observance of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Athletic Hall of Fame at Chadron State College in 2008. It was done to help Eagles’ followers know more about those who helped give the college its rich athletic tradition. Considerable time has been spent updating and improving the information that was released at the time the inductions into the Hall of Fame were made. The book was updated in the summer of 2010 to include the 2009 inductions and it will continue to grow as more inductions are made. As noted above, the Hall of Fame was founded by Ross Armstrong in 1983, when 32 inductions were made. Although he consulted with long-time fans, former coaches and numerous athletes in making the selections, he continued to make a majority of the hall of fame decisions until his death in 1990. Since then, the selection committee has included Con Marshall, the college’s sports information director from July 1969 through July 2007; Brad Smith, the CSC athletic director since 1987; Dr. Pat Colgate, who has been have continued to have a close relationship with the Eagles since they were CSC athletes. Alex Helmbrecht, the affiliatedcurrent CSC with sports CSC athleticsinformation since director, 1965; and and Frank John Axtell, Ferguson the andlongtime Randy voice Bauer, of theboth Eagles Hall of on Fame KAAQ/KQSK, members are who also on the committee. In making the selections, the committee has considered both the athletic achievements and the accomplishments of the athletes since their days of participation ended. -
Zum Abschied
50 Jahre zum Abschied 1 Dubliners Broschüre.indd 1 13.11.2012 16:55:45 ISBN 978-3-935943-83-3 7,80 Euro (siehe Seite 5) 2 Dubliners Broschüre.indd 2 13.11.2012 16:55:53 Gerry O’Connor Gerry O’Connor hat mit dem Ban- jo Pfade beschritten, die kein an- Eamonn Campbell derer Spieler je betreten hat. Sein Eamonn begann 1965 profes- experimentierfreudiger Sound sionell zu spielen, weit zurück reflektiert seine unzähligen Rei- in den Tagen der Show-Bands, sen um den Globus, bei denen mit Dermot O'Brien and The er Einflüsse aus der US-amerika- Clubmen. Im Rahmen einer nischen Bluegrass-Musik ebenso England-Tournee im Jahre aufgesogen hat und auch von 1967 traten die Clubmen zu- den Musikkulturen Afrikas und sammen mit den Dubliners auf, Asiens beeinflusst wurde. Sowohl und während der nächtlichen als Solist als auch als Mitglied der Sessions im Anschluss an jedes vielgepriesenen Band Four Men and a Dog, hat er die Konzert entwickelte sich eine Rolle des Banjos in der keltischen Musik und weit darü- Beziehung zwischen Eamonn ber hinaus definiert. Gerry o’Connor, der als der aktuell und den Dubliners. Dies führte zu einer dauerhaften beste Tenorbanjospieler gilt, wird seinen Freund Bar- Freundschaft, und in den folgenden Jahren begann Ea- ney auf der Tour ersetzen. monn mit Gastauftritten bei der Band. Eamonn ist nicht nur ein erstklassiger Musiker, sondern gilt als einer der führenden Record-Producer (Musikregisseure) Irlands, der Hits für Paddy Reilly, Foster & Allen, Brendan Grace John Sheahan und Philomena Begley produziert hat. 1987 produzier- John ist das einzige Mitglied der te Eamonn das „25th Year Celebration"-Album der Du- Dubliners, das eine formelle mu- bliners, und es war sein Vorschlag, dass die Dubliners sikalische Ausbildung absolviert und die Pogues einige Tracks für das Album aufnehmen hat, und darin besteht eine der sollten. -
Published by the Company of Fifers & Drummers, Inc. Vol. 26 No 1, 1999
Published by The Company of Fifers & Drummers, Inc. Vol. 26 No 1, 1999 Issue No. 99 S2.50 • atr, e • on Take advantage of our services • this winter to get your drums back into top condition after the wear and tear of the parade sea son. Let us quote on your work, simple or complex, new drums or old, parts and labor or parts only. Our drum makers have extensive experience with antique drums, C and will be glad to advise the best course ofaction to prevent deteri oration ofyour valued heirloom, and propose steps for restoration if desired. .., -- ,~-~ ,,,,,.. ~ - - Antique and nearly-antique -- - - - - - - - Drums for sale include a Haynes - · snare, several Moeller snares, a -::-:--= --= Soistman barrel bass, and a small - Eli Brown (some not-original . parts). Please inquire for details. COOPERMAN FIFE & DRUM Co. E.1t1t,\' l11d1Mtri.al Park, P.O. &,.,. 276 Cmterbrook, CT 06./09-0276 USA Tel: 860-767-1779 Fa.\': 860-767-7017 Email: in/'[email protected] On tht lt7eb: u•ww.cooperman.com AncientTunes 1 Vol. 26 No. l - Winter, I997 his is the 99th issue of the Ancient Times. Being the 99th is not particularly notewor• Published bv thy. except that it precedes the I00th The Compa.ny of issue. It marks the first issue of the 26th Fifers & Drummers year of publication, and the first issue Edit.or: Bob L)ncb gathered together by the new staff of the Ancient Times magazine. Associate Editors; Btll Rabton. Rtgionnl Nn.s Ke\'in Sulhvan Regional Ne,..s Vin Czepiel, the previous editor. made his point well - this is Susan Cifaldi HISlor.·and Tradition NOT a one person effort. -
Stars & Shamrocks
Vol. 5, Issue 4 Happy Easter April 2017 Stars & Shamrocks Ancient Order Of Hibernians , Michael F. Hogan Division 15 — 85 Hibernian Way (Grand Ave), Massapequa, N.Y. MEN’S BOARD President’s Message Chaplain: Deacon Frank Flood My first 100 days in sic when we finally did return to our Hall. President: William Scharen office…. Seems so long Once again our chaplain Frank Flood served V. Pres: Daniel Roarty ago that I officially be- as deacon at our Mass celebrated by Fr. Rec. Sec: Matthew Dernaud came the Division’s O’Brien – thanks to both men. Thanks too to Treas.: James Wall President as it’s been a Brian Farrell for handling the bus reservations Fin. Sec.: Joe Campbell whirlwind of events of all the riders. Maybe next year we can fill Std Comm.: Padraic Nugent since mid-December to this bus? Marshal: Ronald Ade now [3 ½ months], but I \We had our annual St Patrick’s Day dinner Sentinel: Jeff Stark would not have traded it away for anything. dance on March 11th at the American Legion As all my predecessors know, nothing can be and much thanks must go to John Nolan and accomplished without the willingness of those Joe Campbell who co-chaired the event as Newsletter Editor: Ed McGlade brothers who bring their talents to the fore- well as Ed McGlade who ordered the food front and do all the little and big things that which I think was spectacular. The music pro- Ladies’ Board make our organization work so smoothly. To vided by Gabe Hickey, Pat Jordan and Mike Chaplain: Rev. -
Calls for Revietv ..Of Recent Events
• $ t..t:; .iJi., a .J! j2 4 @ ; k .41," J_ .., All the News of All the Pointes • Every Thursday Morning rosse ews ~._-~~-~--- ----------,-- Complete News Coverage of All tlJ,ePointes Home Of the News -- ---._~ __ r._~ _ . __ ~_ --- ~_._~-- --~-- ~_.- ---_.- - --._--~~~--~-----_.~---~~ ---------~------ ----_ .._--~ --- --~ _.- UEADLINI~S Rotary Club Names Citizen of Year of lh. iAll Residents ',' . ~ ';; , , ~:'~ 1.r? "<,:":;!, Scheduled March I WEEK i Requeste(1 to As Compited h}, tbe ;Calls for Revietv Grosse POInte News i Displa y Flags , .... ------ ~ I ~Many Factions Join in Ef. Thursday. June 20 I ..Of Recent Events : fort to Insure Peace When PRESIDENT KENNEDY ask-I , I ~,~_ eel Congress Wednesday to e:1- Negroes Visit Pointe a("1.nE'W civil rights legislation, , ; Scree~ing Under Poi~t Srstem. ~tarted Legal Battle' Saturday and appealed to the Negro ~~om- . I Which Brought Natlona PublicIty; Demonstration munity to halt right.s demon- A' d t H • P Five hundred demonstra- strations that might lead to .1 l;lle a 'OUSIn9 __~~~tices tor~ are expected in Grosse riolencE', In what Was regarded . A scheduled demonstration this Saturdny by an ex- POInte Saturda:v at noon to as the most sweeping civil rights proposal since the Civil I pected 500 marchers protesting alleged discrimination in ' conduct a parade and rally. War Reconstruetion, Kennedy housing in the Pointes, prompted the NEWS to revievv' sponsored by the De t r 0 i t asked that the Federal Govcni- some of the events in the short but eventful history of bra,nc~l of the National As~ l11l'nt be allowed to enforee the controversy over real estate policies in the Pointe, sOclatlOn for the Advance~ lolal desegregation in all levt'!s I It all began when John A, I .