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The Irish World Academy students pictured at University of Limerick
A SHOWCASE performance by the fourth year students from the BA in Irish Music at the Irish World Academy at University of Limerick, will feature instrumental traditional Irish music, song and dance.
It will take place on Wednesday, April 15 upstairs in Dolans. Doors open at 8pm. Admission costs €5 for students and €10 for non-students.
This is a celebration of the creative work that the students have developed over the past four years.
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These students from across Ireland and Europe will show a vibrancy and energy that reflects the best that traditional Irish music and culture has to offer in a contemporary and relevant style and context.
The BA in Irish Music is the only undergraduate music programme in the world that places the performance and study of Irish traditional music at the centre of the work and focus of students.
As such it recruits a body of exceptional traditional musicians who all aspire to the highest levels of creativity and professionalism while reflecting and honouring the generations of musicians and artists who have preceded them.
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