Communications, Drama and Film

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Mon 20 May

Start time: 13:00
 

Tickets for students/staff: 35
Tickets for public: 10
Admission Free
End Time: 14:15

Research Seminar: Poetic streams, singing, and selfhood: on liminality, creative practice, and power in sean-nós song and oral poetic performance

Location: TS2  Alexander Building, Thornlea, New North Road, Postcode: EX4 4LA  Show on Map

Professor Tríona Ní Shíocháin and Dr. Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin (aka Súil Amháin

Tríona Ní Shíocháin is an interdisciplinary scholar of Music and Irish, and a whistle-player and singer. She is particularly interested in Irish-language performing arts and oral traditions, Irish traditional music, creative practice, women poet-composers, and histories of thought as represented in Irish-language song and poetry. She will present on her work on the liminality of song, the generation of ideas, and the liquidity of self-hood in sean-nós singing performance.