Pièce Prints/78940 - The flower of Dunaff Hill : and more traditional songs sung in Inishowen / compiled and annotated by Jimmy McBride

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Prints/78940

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The flower of Dunaff Hill : and more traditional songs sung in Inishowen / compiled and annotated by Jimmy McBride

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  • 1988 (Production)

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155 p. : ill., music in staff notation ; 21 cm. (pbk. bound by Archive)

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(1987-)

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Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA). (Taisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann). A national public archive and resource centre for all with an interest in the contemporary and historical art forms of Irish traditional song, instrumental music and dance. It was founded in 1987 with the primary aims of collecting, preserving and organising the materials of Irish traditional music, and of making these materials and related information as widely available as feasible to the general public. The Archive documents performers and performances of Irish traditional music within the island of Ireland, among the Irish Diaspora, and among non-Irish Irvine, Andy 364 performers worldwide, and it also collects representative materials on other national music traditions, especially those most closely linked to Ireland.
multimedia. The Archive now holds the largest multimedia collection in existence of the materials of Irish traditional music: currently over 90,000 items – commercial and non-commercial sound recordings, books and serials, ballad sheets and items of sheet music, programmes and flyers, manuscripts, photographs and other images, videotapes and DVDs, melodies in digital form – and a mass of other materials such as posters and artefacts. It also holds the largest body in existence of information about the music – over 500,000 content items – organised on unique computer catalogues.
access. The materials and information held are made fully available for reference to all visitors to the Archive, free of charge. Current opening hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, and one Saturday each month. Guidance to the collections is given, and general information and consultancy on the music, in English and Irish. An information service is also provided directly by phone, post and fax and through the internet, and remotely through exhibitions and publications. These publications include seminal volumes on the historic Edward Bunting and James Goodman manuscript collections. Materials and information are also disseminated by the Archive through its extensive co-operation with the performing, teaching, broadcasting, publishing and archival activities of others, including RTÉ Radio and Television, TG4 Television, the Journal of Music, Na Píobairí Uilleann, the Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, Gael Linn, Viva Voce Recordings, etc. It is a member of many international and national archive and library networks.
staff. The Archive currently has a core staff of ten, with other part-time workers. Its operations are directed by a board of twelve with performing, collecting, broadcasting, archival, financial, marketing and management experience. Users of the Archive include singers, musicians, dancers, private-interest visitors, students at all levels, teachers, researchers and writers, librarians, broadcasters and publishers, arts administrators and the general public, a significant number of whom come from abroad.
funding. This is received from the Arts Council/ An Chomhairle Ealaíon in Dublin and also from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland in Belfast, and from individual donors, especially through its support group Friends of the Irish Traditional Music Archive. It receives project funding from sponsors such as the Heritage Council, Cairde na Cruite, the Temple Bar Cultural Trust, the Ireland Newfoundland Partnership, and Enterprise Ireland, and it receives support in kind from publishers. It has been enabled to grow to its present flourishing state by the support of hundreds of private donors of materials and information, notably by private field collectors who have generously donated their collections for the benefit of the traditional music community. The Archive is a company limited by guarantee, and as such keeps audited accounts and makes annual returns to the Companies Office. It is also recognised by the Revenue Commissioners as a charity.
location. Since 2006 the Archive has occupied new premises at 73 Merrion Square, Dublin 2, a heritage building allocated to it by the state through the Office of Public Works. It has there public rooms equipped for listening to, viewing, reading and studying items from the collections and accessing its databases; an audio and video recording studio; specialist rooms for the preservation, processing, copying and cataloguing of audio, video and print materials; reception and administrative areas; and specialist storage areas.
web. Extensive detail on the ITMA, its collections, services and personnel, is on itma.ie. To mark its twenty-first anniversary, a programme was initiated to make the computerised catalogues and sample digitised materials available worldwide on the internet via this website. [NIC]

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Another man's wedding [song: music and words]; As I Roved Out [song: music and words]; Ballintown Brae [song: music and words]; The Banks of Newfoundland [song: music and words]; The Banks of Sweet Dundee [song: music and words]; The Bay of Biscay O [song: music and words]; The Bedford Van [song: music and words]; The Black Horse [song: music and words]; The Blackwater Side [song: music and words]; I'm Bidding Adieu [song: music and words]; The Blind Beggar's Daughter [song: music and words]; The Bonnie Green Tree [song: music and words]; Burnfoot Town [song: music and words]; Cailin Deas Cruite na mBo [song: music and words]; Captain Colster [song: music and words]; Charming Buachaill Roe [song: music and words]; The Coalmine [song: music and words]; Cottage with the Horseshoe O'er the Door [song: music and words]; Dan Curley [song: music and words]; Darling Son [song: music and words]; Deep Sheephaven Bay [song: music and words]; Duggan's Dancing School [song: music and words]; The Evergreen [song: music and words]; Erin's Lovely Home [song: music and words]; Erin's Lovely Shore [song: music and words]; Fair Randalstown [song: music and words]; The Fair Town of Greenock [song: music and words]; Paisley Officer [song: music and words] *; Father McFadden [song: music and words]; Father Tom O'Neill [song: music and words]; The Flower of Corby's Mill [song: music and words]; The flower of Dunaff Hill [song: music and words]; The Flower of Sweet Strabane [song: music and words]; Friar Hegarty [song: music and words] *; Garvagh Town [song: music and words]; General Owen Roe [song: music and words]; Glenswilly [song: music and words]; Going to Mass Last Sunday [song: music and words]; Green Grass it Grows Bonnie [song: music and words]; The Hiring Fair [song: music and words]; The Holland Handkerchief [song: music and words]; The Isle of Doagh (1) [song: music and words]; The Isle of Doagh (2) [song: music and words]; Jimmy Leeburn [song: music and words]; Johnny Bathin [song: music and words]; Kathleen Casey [song: music and words]; The Leinster Lass [song: music and words]; The Lady Fair [song: music and words]; A Little Too Small [song: music and words]; London City [song: music and words]; Loughrey's Bull [song: music and words]; My Lovely Irish Rose [song: music and words]; The Lurgy Stream [song: music and words]; The Maid of Bonnie Strathyre [song: music and words]; McGinty's Model Lodge [song: music and words]; Bulroy Bay [song: music and words]; November Keady Fair [song: music and words]; Paddy Stole the Rope [song: music and words]; The Rangey Ribs [song: music and words]; The Rattling Railway Boy [song: music and words]; The Sailor Boy [song: music and words]; The Rose of Glenfin [song: music and words]; The Shamrock Shore [song: music and words]; She Tickled Me [song: music and words]; The Shirt I Left Behind [song: music and words]; The Smashing of the Van [song: music and words]; The Sow Pig [song: music and words]; The Titanic [song: music and words]; Treat My Daughter Kindly [song: music and words]; Welcome Home [song: music and words]; The Wee Woman in Our Town [song: music and words]; The Year of Seventy One [song: music and words]

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  • anglais

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109-BK

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