Ceol Phádraig
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Ceol Phádraig

Music at St Patricks College Drumcondra, 1875-2016

  1. 354 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Ceol Phádraig

Music at St Patricks College Drumcondra, 1875-2016

About this book

Since its foundation in 1875, the activities of St Patrick's College Drumcondra and its graduates have been closely woven into the educational and cultural fabric of Irish society. This volume charts how music and music education have fulfilled a major role throughout the history of the Dublin-based establishment that began as a teacher training college and later evolved into a college of education and liberal arts. Graduates of St Patrick's College have taught hundreds of thousands, if not millions of pupils across the country, have made significant contributions to various facets of professional and amateur music activity, and have had an invaluable influence on the wellbeing of individuals, the development of communities and the advancement of the nation as a whole.

The book records and interprets key musical developments, appraises the work of major contributors, and captures the activities of students, staff and visiting musicians at St Patrick's College up to its incorporation into Dublin City University in 2016. It represents a major scholarly work that details the progress of music at a university college in Ireland, and it is envisaged that its varied chapters and themes will evoke further memories and discussions among graduates of the College and others.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Contents
  3. List of Contributors
  4. List of Figures
  5. Abbreviations
  6. Acknowledgments
  7. Introduction (John Buckley / John O’Flynn)
  8. Chapter One: Fluctuating Fortunes:St Patrick’s College, 1875-2016 (Daithí Ó Corráin)
  9. Chapter Two: Music Performance atSt Patrick’s College, Drumcondra (John Buckley)
  10. Chapter Three: Music in Education and Humanities (Patricia Flynn / John O’Flynn)
  11. Chapter Four: Composition and the College (Rhona Clarke)
  12. Chapter Five: ‘All are welcome’:Irish traditional music at St Patrick’s College (Teresa O’Donnell)
  13. Chapter Six: Vocal and Choral Music (John O’Flynn)
  14. Chapter Seven: The Kodály Connection (Yvonne Higgins)
  15. Chapter Eight: Engagement and Research (John O’Flynn)
  16. Chapter Nine: Music and Tourism:Mapping Popular Music from St Patrick’s College (Áine Mangaoang)
  17. Chapter Ten: The Fidelio Trio Residency (John O’Flynn)
  18. Chapter Eleven: Graduate Perspectives (Introduced by John Buckley)
  19. Afterword: St Patrick’s College Music Department and itsplace in Irish musical life (Niall Doyle)
  20. Appendix A: List of full-time music lecturers inSt Patrick’s College 1883-2016 (Compiled by John Buckley)
  21. Appendix B: Programmes of Lunchtime Concerts Given by Guest Performers November 2003 - March 2016 (Compiled by John Buckley)
  22. Appendix C: Participation by choirs of St Patrick’s Collegeat the Cork International Choral Festival, 1972-2015 (Compiled by John O’Flynn)
  23. Appendix D: Music and Music EducationDissertations and Theses, 2000-2016 (Compiled by John O’Flynn)
  24. Appendix E: List of Events DuringThe Fidelio Trio Residency and Festivals, 2012-2016 (Compiled by John O’Flynn)
  25. Index