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Hornpipe Medley: Untitled

Strange, Noel - banjo solo

Speech/Reels: The Dawn Reel, The Maids of Castlebar

Conroy, Michael - harmonica solo
Quinn, Louis, Armagh/New York

Speech/Reel/Speech: Untitled (beginning clipped)

Brown, Billy - accordion in duet
Unidentified performer - speech in English

Speech/Reel: The Maid Behind the Bar (end clipped)

Gardiner, John Joe - fiddle
Kennedy, Rory - accordion
Unidentified performer - speech in English

Reel Medley/Speech: Untitled (beginning clipped)

Healy, Kevin, Chicago - war pipes in group
O'Sullivan, Patrick

Performers:
Vallely, Fintan, Armagh, introduction in English
Welch, Bob, Dean of Arts, University of Ulster, welcome to delegates
Bohlman, Philip, Chicago, lecture in English
MacAoidh, Caoimhín, Donegal, lecture in English

Running Order:
1. Conference Opening
2. Welcome to Delegates
3. Address: Top-Down, Inside-Out, In-Between... Global Directions to the Crossraods
4. Address: The Blood Red Tear and The Hidden Note
5. Questions and Comments from the Audience

Performers:
Dowling, Martin, Chicago/ Belfast, chair, speech in English, track 1, 4, B1, 4
O'Brien Moran, Jimmy, Waterford, lecture in English, track 2
Mercier, Mel, Cork, lecture in English, track 5
Dillane, Aileen, Limerick, lecture in English B2
Moloney, Colette, lecture in English B5

Running Order:
1. Speech: [Introduction]
2. Lecture: Session tonight : all welcome (must have grade 5 or over)
3. Speech: [Questions from the floor]
4. Speech: [Introduction]
5. Lecture: Irish traditional music and the university : exploration of cross-disciplinary shifts
6. Speech: [Qustions from the floor]
7. Speech: [Introduction]
8. Lecture: Ethnomusicology theory and practise : what it has to offer to the study of Irish music
9. Speech: [Introduction]
10. Lecture: Grades as inspiration to learning and as method of assessment [Recording continued on 775a-ITMA-DAT

Speech with Music and Singing: Untitled [Discussion about dances performed in the area (west Clare?), with examples of dance tunes played on fiddle, whistled, and sung; dances discussed include sets and also other dances like Cock Your Leg up, Moll Roe (tune played; Father Halpin's Top Coat; The Varsovienne); Green Grow the Rushes; The Gabhairin Bui (tune played); The Peeler and the Goat; and Saint Patricks's Day; the slip jig 'Moll Roe' is whistled and words to it sung]

Crehan, Junior - fiddle solo
Crehan, Junior, Clare - speech in English
Unidentified performer [Ward, Jim - singing in English
Unidentified performer [Ward, Jim, Clare] - whistling solo

Slides: Untitled, Untitled

Unidentified performer(s) - whistle in duet

Speech, Slide: Untitled [Introduction to the performance that follows; tune was learned from someone who was a pupil of Padraig O'Keeffe at home in Ireland and who later came to Chicago], Untitled [Terry Teahan's]

Kane, Eleanor / Neary - piano solo
Kane, Eleanor / Neary, Eleanor, Chicago - speech in English