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Actress/songstress Edel Murphy (Dublin), guitarist/singer-songwriter Ewan Cowley (Derry) and violist/violinist Karen Dervan (Galway) join forces to bring an evening of music and song to Templemore Library, as part of the Bealtaine Festival 2018. The trio will present their unique interpretations of much-loved songs from the folk and roots tradition, such as “The Water is Wide” and “HardTimes”. The evening will also boast instrumental chamber music composed by Ewan Cowley, from his recently released debut CD “The Elevated Life”, as chosen by Marty Whelan of RTE Lyric FM as “CD of the Week” in spring 2017 and some light classical music as arranged by Karen Dervan.
This evening of top-class music will happen in the library on Wednesday, May 16th at 7.30pm.
While this is a free event, booking is advisable as places will be limited. Booking by phone only at 0504-32555, by calling to the library or www.tipperarylibraries.ie/templemore/
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