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Tomomi Adachi

<speaks> | Tomomi Adachi

26 October 2026
Adachi will talk about his wide-ranging practice spanning music, poetry and visual art. Topics will include human voice, composition, improvisation, performance technique (and its absence), site-specific work, technology and artificial intelligence. The talk may also include a short performance designed for the online format.
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Migration, Performance & Policy seminar

29 October 2026
From Photos to Forensics: Borders and Fatalities in Calais, Italy, and the Mediterranean Sea
Holywell Music Room

OSJ Ensemble Launch Concert

29 October 2026
Jan Schmolck, violin, and Howard Moody, harpsichord and piano
Ensemble Isis

Ensemble Isis | Andrew Hamilton

30 October 2026
Music by the Dublin-born composer, Andrew Hamilton, alongside new works by student composers.

News

Professor Laura Tunbridge delivering lecture, with student musician on stage behind

'Everyday Beethoven' - Professor Laura Tunbridge

Professor Laura Tunbridge repeated her inaugural lecture as Heather Professor of Music at this year's Meeting Minds weekend for alumni. As the 200th anniversary of his death approaches in 2027, Ludwig van Beethoven remains ubiquitous, his music still dominating concerts, films and advertising. In 'Everyday Beethoven', Professor Tunbridge explores the friendships, collaborations and musical relationships that enabled the composer to come to prominence. A recording of the lecture is now available to watch online.
Professor Jennifer Walshe

Professor Jennifer Walshe and Irish National Opera and win 2026 Sky Arts Award

Bate Collection

Dr Vai featured in Gramophone discussing the curation of the permanent exhibition Resonant Histories at the Bate Collection

The Head of Collection and Curator has been interviewed by Gramophone about Resonant Histories, the new permanent exhibition at the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments. The exhibition explores the histories and stories behind musical instruments, bringing their cultural significance and musical heritage to life, and offering visitors new perspectives on the collection and the stories its instruments hold.
Professor Jennifer Walshe

AI music has become ‘the Ozempic of the industry’. Everyone is on it

An opinion piece written by Professor Jennifer Walshe for The Irish Times, discussing the use of AI in music for short-form video.
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