Rosie Murphy - Emerging Musician in Residence 2022

Friday 5th August, 7pm
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dlr Emerging Musician in Residence, harpist Rosie Murphy, will work with Dublin-based flautist Martina O’ Connell.

Rosie Murphy will compose a new contemporary work for concert harp and flute. Inspired by her interest in traditional Irish, baroque, and minimalist music, her composition will include aspects of all three styles while exploring extended techniques.

The music will consist of acoustic and electronic elements as it navigates new musical boundaries. Commencing her residency in early July, Rosie will work with Dublin-based flautist Martina O’ Connell. They will showcase the new work in dlr LexIcon Studio on August 5th.

This is an informal performance where the musicians will share their process and give a taster of what is to come on Culture Night in September, when they present the finished work.

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dlr Musicians in Residence

The dlr Musicians in Residence Scheme was established in 2015. Previous residencies have featured trumpeter Darren Cornish Moore, pianist, vocalist, producer and composer Ruth O’Mahony Brady, traditional flute player Iarlaith Mac Gabhann, composer and guitarist Dave Flynn, the Tommy Halferty Trio, chamber group Ikigai, percussionist and composer Éamonn Cagney, improvising pianist and composer Izumi Kimura, composer, sound designer and multi-instrumentalist Lara Gallagher, vocalist and songwriter Susan McKeown, pianist and composer Conor Linehan, sound artist and composer Craig Cox, musician and composer Sebastian Adams, The Eidola Trio, soprano Elizabeth Hilliard with composer Gráinne Mulvey, jazz drummer Matthew Jacobson and Metier, a jazz quintet led by Ronan Guilfoyle.