Storytelling as a tool to build structure in composition

Composer Judith Ring in Conversation with Evangelia Rigaki, School of Creative Arts, organised by the Music Composition Centre seminar series.

The conversation will explore how narrative can be expressed through instrumental music, and how composers can use it to engage with global events and perspectives on the past, present and future.
 
Judith Ring has been writing music for over 25 years and has been awarded numerous prizes, bursaries, fellowships, commissions and residencies during that time. Her work has been described as “endlessly inventive” (Journal of Music); “shimmers with light” (The Irish Times) and “emotionally engaging and in parts sublime” (The Morning Star).
She has written pieces for top ensembles and soloists including Concorde ensemble, Crash, National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, the Guinness choir, ConTempo quartet and two of Australia’s finest musicians Alex Raineri and Lina Andonovska.

This event is run in accordance with Trinity’s Dignity and Respect policy, and its commitment to nurturing a respectful and inclusive research culture.
Please indicate if you have any access requirements, such as ISL/English interpreting, so that we can facilitate you in attending this event. Contact: rigakie@tcd.ie