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Seachanges (with Danse Macabre)

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  • Raymond Deane

    …2001 when his 1993 piece Seachanges (with Danse Macabre) was chosen as mandatory learning for the Leaving Certificate music curriculum, a graduation requirement for secondary-school students in Ireland. He was also chosen as the artistic director for the first two RTÉ (Radio Television Ireland) Living Music festivals in Dublin (2002…

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    …2001 when his 1993 piece Seachanges (with Danse Macabre) was chosen as mandatory learning for the Leaving Certificate music curriculum, a graduation requirement for secondary-school students in Ireland. He was also chosen as the artistic director for the first two RTÉ (Radio Television Ireland) Living Music festivals in Dublin (2002…

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