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A podcast from the Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland on new music and composers from Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. amplify #131 - Timothy Cape and Joanna Mattrey performing live at CMC's New Music Dublin Exchange 2026

    15. maj

    amplify #131 - Timothy Cape and Joanna Mattrey performing live at CMC's New Music Dublin Exchange 2026

    This episode of amplify features an improvised performance from composer and improvisor, Timothy Cape and violist, composer and sound artist, Joanna Mattrey, as part of a showcase performance at NMDX 2026. This performance was recorded at IMRO on 16 April 2026 during CMC's New Music Dublin Exchange - an international networking and exchange programme which takes place as part of New Music Dublin festival. The episode also features a post-performance interview with Timothy and Joanna in conversation with CMC's Jonathan Grimes. You can view Tim and Joanna's performance recorded live at NMDX 2026 here Show Notes Timothy CapeJoanna MattreyNew Music Dublin Exchange 2026New Music Dublin NMDX is made possible through the generous support of Culture Ireland, with additional funding provided by New Music Dublin. CMC would also like to thank IMRO for their support of the showcase performances and for hosting the programme. Episode Credits Hosted by Evonne Ferguson and Jonathan Grimes Audio Editing: Keith Fennell Audio Recording and Live Production: Keith Fennell and Garrett Sholdice Video Recording and Editing: Meabh Noonan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    22 min.
  2. amplify #130 — Paul Scully tries for a 'Personal Best' with Nadar Ensemble

    10. apr.

    amplify #130 — Paul Scully tries for a 'Personal Best' with Nadar Ensemble

    Paul and Nadar ensemble performed his new piece, Personal Best as part of What’s next?, a concert of four new works developed by early-career composers as part of the 2025 NADAR Summer School. The summer school and international festival commissions were supported by NADAR in partnership with the Contemporary Music Centre, New Music Dublin (Ireland), Gaudeamus (Netherlands), Warsaw Autumn (Poland) and Transit Festival (Belgium). Show Notes Paul ScullyWhat’s next? Nadar Summer School @ New Music Dublin 2026New Music Dublin FestivalGaudeamas FestivalWarsaw Autumn FestivalEpisode Credits Recorded and edited by Jonathan Grimes Additional editing by Keith Fennell Hosted by Evonne Ferguson and Jonathan Grimes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    12 min.
  3. amplify #129 - Danny McCarthy

    19.12.2025

    amplify #129 - Danny McCarthy

    The final episode of 2025 features a conversation with pioneering sound artist Danny McCarthy. Recorded in early December at CMC to mark the launch of his new album on Farpoint Recordings, Haunted by Silence, the episode also includes a live performance from the launch in the CMC’s Creative Space, featuring Danny alongside Anthony Kelly and David Stalling. Presented by Jonathan Grimes. Shownotes: https://www.cmc.ie/amplify/episode-129 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    31 min.
  4. amplify #128 - InTERRActions

    05.12.2025

    amplify #128 - InTERRActions

    CMC Emerging Composers Laura Heneghan and Santiago Kodela, and co-founder of Icon Arts Transylvania Academy and Festival Diana Gheorghiu talk to Evonne Ferguson about the InTERRActions concert tour showcasing recent work from Romania and Ireland, and the Composer Residency at the ICON Arts Festival in Sibiu, Transylvania, attended this summer by both composers as part of CMC's ongoing partnership with the festival. Presented by Jonathan Grimes.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    17 min.
  5. amplify #127 - RAMP Festival 2025

    14.11.2025

    amplify #127 - RAMP Festival 2025

    Conversations with some of the featured artists at this year’s RAMP Festival in Rathmullan, Co. Donegal which took place in July. Timothy Cape, Mayah Kadish, Rob Casey and Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh talk to Jonathan Grimes.Show Notes RAMP Festival 2025Timothy CapeCMC Composer PageMayah KadishAilbhe Nic Oireachtaigh Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    36 min.
  6. amplify #126 — Jonathan Nangle

    17.10.2025

    amplify #126 — Jonathan Nangle

    Amplify returns with a conversation with composer Jonathan Nangle, recorded during this year’s ISCM World New Music Days 2025 in Lisbon in June. Presented by Jonathan Grimes, the episode centres on Nangle’s work Artificial Blissful State — performed at the festival by saxophonist Henrique Portovedo — a piece that reflects on our relationship with technology and how we are increasingly controlled by it. Shownotes: https://www.cmc.ie/amplify/episode-126 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    21 min.
  7. amplify #125 – John Godfrey and Quiet Music Ensemble

    20.06.2025

    amplify #125 – John Godfrey and Quiet Music Ensemble

    A conversation with composer and guitarist John Godfrey, Artistic Director of Quiet Music Ensemble, recorded in May 2025 ahead of the launch in CMC of two new albums on Farpoint Recordings - *Moon Phases* by Francis Heery and a remastered edition of *The Mysteries Beyond Matter*. Presented by Jonathan Grimes, the episode includes an extract from a live performance recorded at the launch event with John Godfrey, QME cellist Yseult Cooper Stockdale, and Anthony Kelly and David Stalling of Farpoint Recordings. Shownotes: https://www.cmc.ie/amplify/episode-125 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    29 min.
  8. amplify #124 - Music Current 2025: Ownership of Music Material and Communities

    30.05.2025

    amplify #124 - Music Current 2025: Ownership of Music Material and Communities

    This special live edition of amplify, recorded this April as part of the Music Current Festival in Dublin, presents Who Owns Music? A Discussion on Ownership of Music Material and Communities. The panel features Laetitia Deering (DIY arts facilitator), Eamonn Keating (IMRO), Maximilian Marcoll (festival composer) and Thilo Ruck (festival musician), who explore how digital technology is reshaping ideas of ownership in music — from copyright and distribution to creative control and the role of community. Hosted by Jonathan Grimes. Show Notes Music Current Festival Laetitia Deering Eamonn Keating Maximilian Marcoll Thilo Ruck Recording Engineer: Paul LynchEditing: Keith Fennell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    48 min.
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A podcast from the Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland on new music and composers from Ireland. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Skaber
    Contemporary Music Centre
  • Aktive år
    2019 - 2026
  • Episoder
    129
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