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1:10 PM, 20 Nov 2020 - , Live from the Glucksman

Ilse de Ziah (Cello)


This week's FUAIM Friday lunchtime concert is another solo performance, this time by the extraordinary cellist Ilse de Ziah. Live-streamed from the Glucksman Gallery, Ilse performs music from her new album 'Transcendence,' sacred Irish music for solo cello. For this performance, Ilse will be joined by guitarist Ian Date on one or two pieces.

Join us at the usual time of 1:10pm on www.youtube.com/musicatucc.

Irish-Australian cellist and composer Ilse de Ziah has a deep passion for composing, arranging and performing music for the cello. Using traditional Irish melodies as source material, she creates contemporary arrangements perfectly suited for the cello. With the marriage of classical detail and folkloric tradition, this makes for a transcendent musical experience.

Ilse is well respected for her interpretation of slow Irish Airs, with a CD and published book Irish Airs for Solo Cello. Her award-winning film, 'Living the Tradition, a journey into old Irish airs,' reflects the passion she has for the music and it won best documentary in the Eirie International Film Festival. She regularly tours her solo cello performance around Europe and has a large following on her solo cello YouTube channel. In Summer 2018 Ilse featured as soloist in the largest Gamelan Festival in the world, in Java with the Irish Gamelan Orchestra. She is a member of the Quiet Music Ensemble and performs and records with many trad, rock, pop, jazz and world musicians.

Ilse's new recording, Transcendence, Irish sacred music for solo cello, was released on digital platforms on 18 September 2020.

To Listen https://ilsedeziah.bandcamp.com

Youtube channel: http://youtube.com/ilsedeziah

Official website: http://ilsedeziah.com

 

Twitter: http://twitter.com/ilsedeziah

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ideziah

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ilsedeziah/

CONTACT: ilse@ilsedeziah.com

Free. Organised by FUAIM

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