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MUSIKFLYER Mcevoy 28 Innenseiten.Pmd 1 11.09.2016, 10:57 EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen „Schön,„Schön, dassdass Irland aus dem All ist wunderschön! Schöner nur, wenn man selber dort ist … Wir bringen Sie hin: Gaeltacht Irland Reisen. IHRIHR dada seid!!“seid!!“ © Shane McCarthy MUSIKFLYER McEvoy Umschlagseiten U1-U4.pmd1 11.09.2016, 10:47 EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen Irland.Irland.Irland. Helferinnen und Helfer gesucht!! Um mit Heinrich Böll zu sprechen (er würde in 2017 immerhin 100 Jahre alt; das Irische Tagebuch feiert dann 60. Geburtstag): Es geht, sorry, fast nur über unsere Webseite www.gaeltacht.de – dann bitte links im Menü auswählen. Dort „Es gibt dieses Irland; wer aber hinfährt und es nicht erklären wir alles – und dort seht Ihr auch, für welches Konzert in welcher Stadt wir noch nicht fündig geworden findet, hat keine Ersatzansprüche an den Autor.“ sind. Aufgabe? Eine Broschüre wie diese hier mit einem freundlichen Lächeln den ankommenden Gästen Oder er hat sich nicht bei uns informiert: Weit über zu überreichen (Dafür regeln wir das mit dem Eintritt: Ihr steht dann auf der abendlichen Gästeliste). Gleichzeitig 1000 Dokumente sind in unserem Irish.shop.de im der Hinweis: Das hier sind nur vier von vielleicht 100 Künstlern/Gruppen, deren Konzerte wir in unserer kostenloses Zugriff. Alles vom Magazin irland journal, irland journal-Rubrik dialann abgedruckt haben. Auf www.folk-lied-weltmusik.de gibt’s ca. 2400 zukünftige von Gaeltacht Irland Reisen – oder dem Europäischen Veranstaltungen (Genres wie der Name sagt), und auf www.irland-journal.de rund 900-1000 irisch-keltische. Bildungs- und Begegungszentrum (EBZ) Irland – seit 29.10.16 88-Ravensburg: Konzerthaus mehr als 30 Jahren zusammengestellt. Dazu Musikrei- 30.10.16 84-Mühldorf am Inn: Stadtsaal 01.11.16 64-Darmstadt: Centralstation sen und jede Menge (auch politischer) Reiseprojekte mit 02.11.16 90-Nürnberg: Meistersingerhalle 03.11.16 73-Oberkochen: Dreißentalhalle Volkshochschulen, Kirchengemeinden, der taz und an- Danceperados of Ireland (The Spirit of Irish Christmas) 04.11.16 CH-Luzern: Konzertsaal KKL deren „Institutionen“. Kommt doch einfach mal mit nach www.danceperadosofireland.ie, www.magnetic-music.com 05.11.16 CH-Herisau: Casino Herisau 24.11.2016 89-Günzburg: Forum am Hofgarten 06.11.16 70-Stuttgart: Theaterhaus Irland – in guter Gesellschaft! 25.11.2016 84-Mühldorf am Inn: Stadtsaal 07.11.16 35-Marburg: Stadthalle Marburg Danceperados of Ireland 26.11.2016 89-Vöhringen: Wolfgang-Eychmüller-Haus 08.11.16 40-Düsseldorf: Savoy Theater (Life, love and lore of the Irish travellers) 27.11.2016 CH-Dübendorf: Kath. Pfarreizentrum Leepünt 09.11.16 42-Velbert: Hist. Bürgerhaus Langenberg www.danceperadosofireland.ie, www.magnetic-music.com 29.11.2016 F-Saverne: Espace Rohan 10.11.16 27-Bremerhaven: Stadthalle 18.01.2017 55-Mainz: Frankfurter Hof 30.11.2016 66-Merzig: Stadthalle 11.11.16 22-Hamburg: Fabrik 19.01.2017 66-Ramstein: Haus des Bürgers 01.12.2016 L-Mamer: Centre Culturel 12.11.16 27-Worpswede: Music Hall 20.01.2017 35-Marburg: Stadthalle Marburg 02.12.2016 19:30 31-Bad Pyrmont: Konzerthaus, Staatsbad 13.11.16 56-Andernach: Mittelrheinhalle 21.01.2017 57-Wissen/Sieg: kulturWERKwissen 03.12.2016 49-Emlichheim: Vechtetalhalle 15.11.16 30-Hannover: PAVILLON Kulturzentrum 22.01.2017 19:00 73-Aalen: Stadthalle 04.12.2016 19:00 32-Herford: Stadttheater Herford 16.11.16 21-Buchholz: Empore 24.01.2017 CH-Visp: La Poste 06.12.2016 44-Lünen: Heinz Hilpert Theater 17.11.16 23-Lübeck: Musik- & Kongreßhalle GmbH 26.01.2017 55-Simmern: Hunsrückhalle Simmern 07.12.2016 25-Brunsbüttel: Elbeforum 18.11.16 18-Rostock: Nikolaikirche 27.01.2017 76-Karlsruhe: Konzerthaus Karlsruhe 08.12.2016 29-Uelzen: Theater an der Ilmenau 19.11.16 10-Berlin: Passionskirche 28.01.2017 81-München: Carl-Orff-Saal im Gasteig 09.12.2016 59-Winterberg: Kongresszentrum Oversum 29.+30.01.2017 19:30 86-Augsburg: Parktheater 10.+11.12.2016 51-Leverkusen: Erholungshaus im Kurhaus Göggingen 12.12.2016 41-Kaarst: Albert Einstein Forum 01.02.2017 30-Hannover: PAVILLON Kulturzentrum 13.12.2016 36-Fulda: Orangerie 02.02.2017 20-Hamburg: Laeiszhalle 14.12.2016 90-Fürth: Stadthalle Fürth 03.02.2017 21-Buchholz: Empore 15.12.2016 83-Laufen: Salzachhalle 05.02.2017 18:00 33-Delbrück: Debus Stadthalle 16.12.2016 78-Tuttlingen: Tuttlinger Hallen 07.02.2017 48-Coesfeld: Konzert Theater 17.12.2016 79-Bad Säckingen: Gloria-Theater 09.02.2017 27-Bremerhaven: Stadthalle 18.12.2016 70-Stuttgart: Theaterhaus Excalibur 10.02.2017 18-Rostock: Nikolaikirche 20.12.2016 74-Buchen (Odenwald): Stadthalle www.excalibur-live.de 11.02.2017 16-Schwedt/Oder: Uckermärkische Bühnen 21.12.2016 19:30 06-Eisleben: Kulturwerk MSH 01.12.2016, München, Olympiahalle 12.02.2017 19:00 07-Greiz: Vogtlandhalle 02.12.2016, Basel, 04.04.2017 39-Stendal: Theater der Altmark St. Jakobshalle 05.04.2017 10-Berlin: Admiralspalast (101) 03.12.2016, Nürnberg, Arena Nürnberger Versicherungen 06.04.2017 14-Potsdam: Nikolaisaal 04.12.2016, Freiburg, Rothaus Arena 07.04.2017 17-Neubrandenburg: Haus der Kultur 06.12.2016, Erfurt , Messe und Bildung 07.12.2016, Köln, Lanxess Arena 08.04.2017 37-Einbeck: Wilhelm-Bendow-Theater 08.12.2016, Stuttgart, Porsche Arena 09.04.2017 19:00 01-Dresden: Boulevardtheater Irish Folk Festival (100 years of Irish revolution revisited) 09.12.2016, Frankfurt, Festhalle 11.04.2017 19:00 17-Templin: Multikulturelles Centrum irishfolkfestival.de, magnetic-music.com 11.12.2016, Dortmund, Westfalenhalle 1 12.04.2017 38-Helmstedt: Brunnentheater Bad Helmstedt 25.10.16 L-Luxembourg: D’Coque Arena 13.12.2016, Berlin , Mercedes-Benz-Arena 13.04.2017 08-Bad Elster: König Albert Theater 26.10.16 55-Mainz: Frankfurter Hof 14.12.2016, Bremen, ÖVB Arena Bremen 26.04.2017 88-Biberach an der Riss: Stadthalle 27.10.16 57-Kreuztal: Stadthalle 15.12.2016, Hamburg, Barclaycard Arena 27.04.2017 55-Mainz: Rheingoldhalle 28.10.16 82-Germering: Stadthalle Germering 16.12.2016, Leipzig, Arena Leipzig 28.04.2017 66-Homburg: Kulturzentrum Saalbau MUSIKFLYER McEvoy Umschlagseiten U1-U4.pmd2 11.09.2016, 10:47 EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen Unsere Musikreisen: EBZ Irland bietet Dir / Euch ein außer- gewöhnliches Erlebnis. Die Musik spielt in Irland eine enorm wichtige Rolle, und so ist sie natürlich auch uns eine Herzens- (EBZ: Wir sind Mitglied bei angelegenheit. In Kooperation mit den Zeitschriften den Europäischen Bildungs- „Folker“ und „irland journal“ haben wir im Lau- und BegegnungsZentren e. V.) fe der Jahre beste Kontakte zur irischen Musik- szene aufgebaut. Bei allen unseren Reisen trefft ihr bekannte (und manchmal auch noch unbekannte) irische Musikerinnen und Musiker, beziehungswei- se Menschen, die Schlüsselpositionen im Hinter- grund besetzen (Manager, Touragenten, Veranstal- ter). Nicht ganz ohne Stolz können wir berichten, dass wir auch schon viele „Privatkonzerte“ für unsere Gruppen mit der „Crème de la Crème“ der irischen Musikszene organi- siert haben, so z. B. mit Eleanor Shanley von der Gruppe „De Danann“, Ályth McCormack von den „Chieftains“ oder Zoe Conway, einst Fiddler-Star der weltberühmten Tanzshow „Riverdance“. Backstagekontakte nach Konzerten gehören bei uns ohnehin mit dazu! Auch der Akteurin des heuti- gen Abends, Eleanor McEvoy, sind wir seit Jah- ren freundschaftlich verbunden. Anspruch des EBZ Irland ist es, die „grüne Insel“ aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln kennenzulernen und somit eine bewusstere Form des Reisens zu betrei- ©Shane McCarthy ©Shane ben. Wir würden uns freuen, unsere Irlanderfah- rungen, unsere Kontakte und unsere Begeisterung mit euch teilen zu dürfen. Gerne bei einer unserer Musikreisen! Hier geht es zu unseren Reiseangeboten … aus dem irland journal XXVII, 2+3.16 1 ©Matheis MUSIKFLYER McEvoy 28 Innenseiten.pmd 1 11.09.2016, 10:57 EBZ Gaeltacht Irland Musik-Reisen über die Bühne folk-rocken. Es ist zweifellos #1 Temple Bar Trad eine Besonderheit, die Band im 50sten Jahr ih- Festival-Reise res Bestehens live erleben zu dürfen. Zoe Conway, Zoe Conway Mittwoch, 25.1.2017 – Montag, 30.1.2017 Maírtin O’Connor, (Das Festival geht nur bis Sonntag, aber wir Donal Lunny: Was hängen immer noch einen Tag dran. Es ver- für eine Besetzung, steht sich von selbst, dass ihr die Reise auch wenn es darum geht, nach Belieben individuell verlängern könnt. Wir Irish Folk in erster helfen euch gerne bei der Planung.) Güte zu spielen. Zoe ist ja eine gute Be- Unser Reisezyklus beginnt alljährlich be- kannte des EBZ Irland reits im Januar, denn es gehört schon zur und eine der besten Tradition unseres Hauses, das „Temple Bar Fiddlerinnen des Lan- Trad Festival“ zu besuchen (www.temple des, Maírtin O’Connor ist ein Meister auf dem bartrad.com). Umrahmt wird diese Reise Irish Button Akkordeon und zu Dónal Lunny stets von einem attraktiven Programm: erübrigt sich eigentlich jeder Kommentar, denn Von Stadtführungen über Museenbesuche natürlich ist Dónal einer der ganz Großen des bis hin zu Wanderungen, Tonstudio-Besu- Genre. chen und Privatkonzerten vor besonderer Kulisse. Das komplette Line-Up für 2017 Lisa Lambe und Band: Auch Lisa, ehema- steht noch nicht fest, aber die bislang be- lige Sängerin der Tanzshow „Celtic Woman“ kannten Verpflichtungen sind bereits viel- und nun mit eigenem Programm unterwegs, versprechend. war schon im „irland journal“ zu Gast (Aus- gabe 2+3/15, siehe auch www.irish-shop.de/ 1000 Dokumente). Sie gilt auf der „grünen Insel“ als vielversprechende Nachwuchskünst- Lisa Lambe / Celtic Woman lerin. Bei der „Trad Gala“ 2017 tre- ten u. a. Altan und Four Men and A Dog auf. Ferner
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