Irish composers don’t just skim the surface

I WISH to complain about André Jute’s remarks regarding the general state of composition in Ireland in his article headlined ‘Boredom and brilliance’ (Irish Examiner, June 29).

Irish composers don’t just skim the surface

The article's focus was on the premiere performance of Jane O'Leary's third string quartet, but he made his review a vehicle for an attack on Irish academic and bureaucratic structures related to composition, and composers themselves.

He remarked: "She (O'Leary) is the product of the academic-bureaucratic musical establishment's futile desire to promote Irish composers."

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