# Benjamin Dwyer
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benjamin dwyer (born 3 August 1965) is an Irish composer, guitarist and musicologist.
== Life ==
Dwyer was born in Dublin and studied the classical guitar at the DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, Dublin, and at the Royal Academy of Music, London. He also studied music at Trinity College Dublin, and in 2000 he received a PhD in composition from Queen's University Belfast.
The Next Twenty Years of New Music in Ireland – What Do We Need to Do?
On Saturday 29 February 2020 as part of the New Music Dublin festival, which was held at the National Concert Hall and nearby venues, the Journal of Music held a panel discussion event marking twenty years of publication.
The theme of the discussion was ‘The Next Twenty Years of New Music in Irel…
amplify #7 - John Harris, Festival Director of New Music Dublin
Episode 7 of CMC’s fortnightly podcast features an interview with New Music Dublin Festival Director John Harris about the 2020 festival, the link between social situations and new music, building audiences, achieving gender balance in programming, and the importance of placing international work a…
amplify #19 - Dave Flynn on his current musical focus and Karen Power on performing over the Internet
Episode 19 features conversations with Dave Flynn about his current musical focus and the future for Irish composers and musicians after the Covid–19 Pandemic, and Karen Power on performing live with other musicians over the Internet. Presented by Jonathan Grimes and Evonne Ferguson.
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Sound Out with Ian McGlynn: Sound Out Gig Guide - Sunday January 27th
Sundays @ Noon at the Hugh Lane presents ‘Becket Into Music’ by Benjamin Dwyer and Barry Guy, Chamber Choir Ireland sings Bach, Anne Boyd and Julia Wolfe, and the Workmans Club presents an improvised ‘sonic response to political dystopia’ curated by Olesya Zdorovetska.
Sound Out Gig Guide - Sunday January 27th
Sundays @ Noon at the Hugh Lane presents ‘Becket Into Music’ by Benjamin Dwyer and Barry Guy, Chamber Choir Ireland sings Bach, Anne Boyd and Julia Wolfe, and the Workmans Club presents an improvised ‘sonic response to political dystopia’ curated by Olesya Zdorovetska.
amplify #44 - Benjamin Dwyer on concertos by Raymond Deane, Jane O'Leary and Kevin Volans
This week's podcast features a new occasional series, where with the help of expert guests, we take a look back at works by Irish composers in the recent past. For the first episode in the series, composer, guitarist and Professor of Music at Middlesex University, London Benjamin Dwyer takes a look…
amplify #66 - amplify live at New Music Dublin - Joyce and new music
The first of two live recordings for New Music Dublin 2022 features a discussion on Joyce and new music and CMC's Ulysses Journey Project with composers Benjamin Dwyer and Frank Corcoran, and CMC's Linda O'Shea Farren. The episode was recorded at the National Concert Hall on 29 April.
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amplify #70 - Ulysses Journey 2022 in Budapest and Paris
amplify #70 - Ulysses Journey 2022 in Budapest and Paris
A special episode recorded last month in Budapest and Paris featuring conversations with some of the artists and people behind CMC's Ulysses Journey 2022 project. The episode includes contributions from Katalin Koltai, Benjamin Dwyer, Elizab…
A Conversation with Professor Benjamin Dwyer
Join Chris as she shares a conversation with Professor Benjamin Dwyer. Ben is a prolific Irish performer and composer as well as an educator. He is currently Professor of Music at Middlesex University. SacrumProfanum is Ben's thought provoking musical exploration of the enigmatic Sheela-na-gigs as…
Chris’ Ramble 4: Walking with Sheela-na-gigs
SacrumProfanum by Benjamin Dwyer is an exploration of the Sheela-Na-gig through music. Join Chris as she encounters this profound and poetic experience out walking her local landscape accompanied by Sheela-na- gigs.
Music for this episode: Lamentum from SacrumProfanum by kind permision of B…
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