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ITMA Field and Studio Recordings

  • IFSR-257210
  • Collection
  • 1992 - 2014
The ITMA Field and Studio Recordings fonds comprises audio and video recordings taken by ITMA staff since the founding of the archive in 1987. ITMA actively seeks to record traditional music and dance in the field in order to be able to trace how it has developed across the country. Recordings include annual music festivals and conferences, one-off events, concerts and sessions, and interviews and studio recordings taken onsite at ITMA's premises on Merrion Square. It is expected that this is collection will expand continually over the coming years.

Irish Traditional Music Archive

Lecture: Songs of Religious Contention. Presentation: Come Tender Hearted Christians, Heathens an...

Lecture: Songs of Religious Contention. Presentation: Come Tender Hearted Christians, Heathens and Others [video recording] / [various performers]"

Performers:
Moulden, John, Antrim, lecture in English
Graham, Len, singing in English
Campbell, John, Armagh, storytelling in English, singing in English

Running Order:
1. Lecture: Songs of Religious Contention - dialogues between lovers, churches and clergy with an odd party fight thrown in
2. Presentation: Come Tender Hearted Christians, Heathens and Others - mirth, songs and lies

Lecture:Come all ye worthy Christians. Presentation: Religion and repertoire. Lecture: Singing in...

Lecture:Come all ye worthy Christians. Presentation: Religion and repertoire. Lecture: Singing in the spirit - the tradition of English venacular carolling from the southern Pennines [videorecording] / Tom Munnelly ; Kirsty Potts ; Ian Russell

Performers:
Tom Munnelly, Dublin/Clare, lecture in English
Kirsty Potts, Scotland, singing in English
Dr Ian Russell, England, lecture in English

Running Order:
1. Lecture: Come All Ye Worthy Christians
2. Presentation: Religion and Repertoire
3. Lecture: Singing in the Spirit - the tradition of English venacular Carolling from the Southern Pennines

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