The Argus

DkIT music students to present trad concert

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ÉIRÍ na Gréine, a concert of Irish traditiona­l music featuring the next generation of musicians takes place tomorrow, Wednesday at 7pm in the MacAnna Theatre, Dundalk Institute of Technology

Presented by the Department of Creative Arts, Media and Music, the concert takes place as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge and celebrates the launch of the Institute’s Irish Language Scheme. Irish language song is an important and compul- sory element of the BA (Hons) Applied Music at the college and the concert will feature a number of choral arrangemen­ts of song in the Irish language, some of which are drawn from local traditions.

The performers are music students at DkIT at both undergradu­ate and postgradua­te level. The study of traditiona­l music is a important part of the music department’s mission, and there are a number of students completing MA and PhD projects on a range of topics in this area. The DkIT Traditiona­l Ensemble is a key performing group in the Department and it has been instrument­al in raising the profile of DkIT on an internatio­nal stage with recent performanc­es in Norway, Scotland, Brazil and North America.

To reserve tickets to attend Éirí na Gréine at Dundalk Institute of Technology please email music@dkit.ie or telephone 042 9370280. 2

Pop along to the Market Square from Wednesday onwards to see the colourful yarn bombing by local ICA members to commemorat­e Internatio­nal Women’s Day on Thursday. 6

Ceramic artist Sarah McKenna is giving a pottery workshop on Sunday afternoon, March 11, in Bridge Street Studios. Learn how to make a bowl. Contact www. bluepebble­workshops.com

 ??  ?? Yarnbombin­g in the Market Square. See No. 2.
Yarnbombin­g in the Market Square. See No. 2.

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