Faoin Talamh

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Unit 44, Friday 19th July

Faoin Talamh is a brand new ancient Irish music project that combines the sounds of Irish Bronze Age musical instruments with abstracted visuals of native flora. A collaboration between composer Oisín and artist Róisín, this piece explores the sonic world of Ireland from 2,000 years ago.


Date:
Friday 19th July
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
€5 on the door
Address:
Unit 44 (Kirkos), Prussia Street, Dublin, Ireland

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