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SUMMARY:Around Here\, The Birds Plant The Trees
DTSTAMP:20260514T194014Z
DTSTART:20251107T200000Z
DTEND:20251107T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:"This piece is a sonic meditation on land stewardship and the i
	mportance of wild\nspaces. I wrote it after seeing fifty hectares of the l
	andscape around my home\nclear-felled in one sweep by a monoculture indust
	rial forestry company and then\,\nin the subsequent years\, watching natur
	e try to heal those spaces — seed by\nseed\, wing by wing.\n\nThis work ho
	nours those creatures and the quiet repair they perform and asks us\nto co
	nsider the land of which we are guardians and how we co-habit those\nspace
	s." — Natalia Beylis\n\n‘Around Here\, The Birds Plant The Trees’ was writ
	ten in response to a commission\nasking composer Natalia Beylis to conside
	r an aspect of climate change.\n\nThe work began with musicians meeting in
	 a field\, taking its sights and sounds\nas a starting point to explore la
	nd and its borders\, guardianship\, governance\nand policy — and how this 
	all affects the inhabitants.\n\nTogether with percussionist Willie Stewart
	\, cellist Eimear Reidy\, fiddler Tola\nCusty and viola players Ailbhe Nic
	 Oireachtaigh and Ultan O'Brien\, Beylis\ninvites you to this performance 
	to consider the past\, present\, and possible\nfutures of a single field.\
	n\nThis composition is produced and co-commissioned by hcmf// and New Musi
	c Dublin\nas part of The Current Climate and Kirklees Year of Music 2023. 
	This piece is\nalso supported by the Kirklees Council and Culture Ireland.
URL:https://flypost.ie/event/around-here-the-birds-plant-the-trees
LOCATION:The Dock Arts Centre - St. George’s Terrace\, Carrick-on-Shannon\,
	 County Leitrim\, N41T2X2.
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Experimental,community,live music,climate change
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>"This piece is a sonic meditation on land s
	tewardship and the importance of wild spaces. I wrote it after seeing fift
	y hectares of the landscape around my home clear-felled in one sweep by a 
	monoculture industrial forestry company and then, in the subsequent years,
	 watching nature try to heal those spaces — seed by seed, wing by wing.<br
	><br>This work honours those creatures and the quiet repair they perform a
	nd asks us to consider the land of which we are guardians and how we co-ha
	bit those spaces." — Natalia Beylis</p><p>‘Around Here, The Birds Plant Th
	e Trees’&nbsp;was written in response to a commission asking composer&nbsp
	;Natalia Beylis&nbsp;to consider an aspect of climate change.</p><p>The wo
	rk began with musicians meeting in a field, taking its sights and sounds a
	s a starting point to explore land and its borders, guardianship, governan
	ce and policy&nbsp;—&nbsp;and how this all affects the inhabitants.</p><p>
	Together with percussionist&nbsp;Willie Stewart, cellist&nbsp;Eimear Reidy
	, fiddler&nbsp;Tola Custy and viola players&nbsp;Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh&n
	bsp;and&nbsp;Ultan O'Brien, Beylis invites you to this performance to cons
	ider the past, present, and possible futures of a single field.</p><p>This
	 composition is produced and co-commissioned by hcmf// and New Music Dubli
	n as part of The Current Climate and Kirklees Year of Music 2023. This pie
	ce is also supported by the Kirklees Council and Culture Ireland.</p>
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