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2014

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Michael Craig Martin: Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Michael Craig Martin: Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Alanna O'Kelly, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Alanna O'Kelly, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Jaki Irvine, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Jaki Irvine, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Daphne Wright, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Daphne Wright, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Maurice O'Connell, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Maurice O'Connell, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Grace Weir, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Grace Weir, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Finola Jones, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Finola Jones, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Frances Hegarty, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly Jan 2014

Frances Hegarty, Biographical Entry, Niamh Ann Kelly

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Inventing Identities: The Case Of Frederick May, Mark Fitzgerald Jan 2014

Inventing Identities: The Case Of Frederick May, Mark Fitzgerald

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This chapter examines how Frederick May has been depicted in previous musicological literature and the ways in which both biographical facts and May’s music have been misrepresented in an attempt to create the impression that he was part of the main stream of central European modernism. The article uncovers new material regarding the early stages of May’s career and demonstrates that May’s educational trajectory was similar to other pupils of Vaughan Williams. The article counters the narrative of failure created by musicologists who judge May for failing to achieve aesthetic aims that he never set out to attain and reflects …

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