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The Source Arts Centre, Thurles, has asked you to join them online for a chat with Patrick Barrett on the release of his track: ‘There's Two Of Them Out There’
Patrick Barrett’s new music piece, commissioned by the Source, was released online on January 14, and those interested can join him to chat about his new piece.
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‘There's Two Of Them Out There’ is a new track created as one of the Source’s long-form music commissions series.
The sparse and evocative piece features vocal and spoken word sections.
Barrett of the group Arrivalists and previously of Hedge Schools and Ten-Speed Racer, says of the 12 minutes track: “I came at it from the lived experience of minding both my parents in their last years.”
The online webinar takes place on Wednesday, January 14, at 8pm.
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Those interested in joining the session can do so by registering online.
Entry to the discussion is free of charge.
More info available online at www.thesourceartscentre.ie.
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