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The James Joyce Centre Dublin
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The James Joyce Centre, Dublin is dedicated promoting the life and work of James Joyce, one of Ireland's great modern writers.
On the Calends of Mars
Barry McGovern reads from Book 1, Chapter 4 of Finnegans Wake (I.iv.84-86) by kind permission of Naxon AudioBooks, illustrated with a selection of images from Carol Wade's 'Art of the Wake.' Music by Roger Doyle. Presented by Joyceborough FW85.
Thanks to:
NAXOS AudioBooks, Complete Classics Unabridged, for permission to use an extract from Barry McGovern's magisterial unabridged recording of Finnegans Wake, with Marcella Riordan, published in 2021. Available on Naxos Spoken Word Library and on Audible.com
FW85 logo designed by Mark Scammell.
Associate Producers: Des Gunning (Dublin), James Keeley, PhD (Brooklyn), and Paul Farrelly (Toronto) for Joyceborough.
Kindly funded by Dublin UNESCO City...
Thanks to:
NAXOS AudioBooks, Complete Classics Unabridged, for permission to use an extract from Barry McGovern's magisterial unabridged recording of Finnegans Wake, with Marcella Riordan, published in 2021. Available on Naxos Spoken Word Library and on Audible.com
FW85 logo designed by Mark Scammell.
Associate Producers: Des Gunning (Dublin), James Keeley, PhD (Brooklyn), and Paul Farrelly (Toronto) for Joyceborough.
Kindly funded by Dublin UNESCO City...
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Highlights from James Joyce & Antonio Smareglia, His Composer Friend (event at James Joyce Centre)
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James Joyce & Antonio Smareglia, His Composer Friend, an event that was held at the James Joyce Centre during Bloomsday Festival 2024. “Smareglia (who lives beside me) is held by many to be the most original of the living Italian musicians.” - James Joyce, 1911 The concert was presented by Association Smaregliana in cooperation with the University of Pula and the James Joyce Centre and sponsore...
Nora-Jane Noone reading from Ithaca in Ulysses at Readings and Songs 2024
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Nora-Jane Noone reading from Ithaca in Ulysses, introduced by Tara Flynn, at Bloomsday Readings and Songs in Meeting House Square. in collaboration with The James Joyce Centre Supported by Fáilte Ireland Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media Dublin City of Literature
Bloomsday Film Festival 2024
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‘Whenever I am obliged to lie with my eyes closed I see a cinematograph going on and on and it brings back to my memory things I had almost forgotten.’ - James Joyce. The Bloomsday Film Festival is Ireland’s most literary film festival. Set up as a celebration of cinema, literature, and artistic innovation inspired by James Joyce. The festival is run in partnership with the Bloomsday Festival &...
"Nowthen..." FW85
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A film to mark the 85th anniversary of the publication of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce. Featuring: Actors: Richard Harte, with One Little Goat Company, Toronto Host: Francis McCormack Artist: Carol Wade, "The Art of the Wake," Mullingar, Ireland Directed by Luke Brabazon Text from Ch. I.iv of Finnegans Wake, "The Trial" pp. 84-86 Images courtesy of Aras an Uachtarain A Joyceborough Production
When I Think About the Prankquean
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A talk by Dr. James Keeley at the James Joyce Centre on Friday, April 19th at 7:30pm about the enigmatic character in Finnegans Wake. The event was introduced by Director Darina Gallagher and featured talks by Dr. Keeley, Desmond Gunning, and Declan Gorman.
"Anna Livia Plurabelle" for International Women's Day 2024
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A reading of "Anna Livia Plurabelle" from Finnegans Wake at the James Joyce Centre for International Women's Day.
A Pound of Chops for the Lord Mayor of Dublin
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On May 4th 2019, members of the Joyceborough Finnegans Wake Reading Group presented a pound of Etherson's chops to the Lord Mayor of Dublin Nial Ring at the Mansion House in commemoration of an amusing episode of 'Finnegans Wake.' Every May 4th, the anniversary of the publication of 'Finnegans Wake,' Joyceborough celebrates by reenacting such scenes from the novel. In 2019, Robert V. Robinson a...
You City, You Boyfriend
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Director: Mo O'Connell Writer: Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan Performer: Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan A film screened at the Bloomsday Film Festival 2023.
Re Joyce - James Joyce and Sacred Music with the Palestrina Choir
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Re-Joyce- James Joyce and Sacred Music. Bloomsday - 16th June, 2023. St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, Dublin. Part of the Palestrina Choir 120 celebrations in association with the James Joyce Centre, Dublin. Opening Introduction: Fr Kieran McDermott, Adm. Guest Speaker: Archbishop Emeritus Diarmuid Martin Curator And Presenter: Darina Gallagher Music Sung By: The Palestrina Choir Director: Blánaid Mur...
Songs of Joyce peforming at the Sirens Sessions at Bloomsday Festival 2023
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Songs of Joyce peforming at the Sirens Sessions at Bloomsday Festival 2023
Camille O'Sullivan peforming at the Siren Sessions at Bloomsday Festival 2023
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Camille O'Sullivan peforming at the Siren Sessions at Bloomsday Festival 2023
Ulysses 100 - An Post unveils new stamp
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Ulysses 100 - An Post unveils new stamp
Pepette from Finnegans Wake by James Joyce
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Pepette from Finnegans Wake by James Joyce
I could listen to her read the phone book and it would be just stellar.
I think Joyce's major works need to be considered together, one flowing into the next. Banville says he doesn't know where the Rabelaisian aspect of Ulysses came from, yet the first three episodes, concerning Stephen (now as Telemachus), are not especially Rabelaisian except perhaps for the sinister usurper Buck Mulligan. The sentimentality Banville argues for in Portrait is not quite right since there was some ironical distance between Joyce and the character by that time (he would stress the "as a Young Man" of the title to critical readers). Stephen vows to forge the uncreated consciousness of his race in the smithy of his soul and yet, at the beginning of Ulysses, what is he up to? What has he achieved? He needs something else to help him develop, and that is the Rabelaisian everyman Leopold Bloom. Dubliners has a continuation too, in the Wandering Rocks episode, where Church and State still have a paralysing grip on the city's inhabitants.
superb
❤
This year, 2024, it's the same day as US Father's Day.
thank you . happy birthday the wake - 'lo stole o'er the stillness the heartbeats of sleep'!
'and lo stole over the stillness the heartbeats of sleep'------- how beautiful is that!
psing a psalm of sixpeance apocryphal of rhyme
from Brasil...
Wake that FInnegan, Wake up Tim!
Parnell also moves a bishop on the chessboard in the DBC.
Actually Trieste was a very multilingual city when Joyce lived here (for more than 10 years starting in 1905) and here he got in touch with different cultures and even religions as well as the new psychoanalysis theories.
Vintaged songs as such, 已渐渐成绝唱。
nuttin to celebrate about Double inn Dublin,,,its a cash register kip. Fuck Double in and its secret tax haven regime. Jus sayin is all.
I'm not sure that Carlo Gebler's very long introduction (almost six minutes) contributes much. The discussion, when it got going, was good.
The original Greek is simply sublime
Lovely!
A grand version by Glen,but with all due respect to him ,this version by Luke is hard to beat .ruclips.net/video/Tb3DN8pSEUw/видео.htmlsi=bHatus8jDp30f1Pb
I have not heard this before and I'm now in 2023 and I think I could listen to catriona speak all of Ulysses which I have had a hard time trying to read
The unabridged version featuring Jim Norton and Marcella riordan is exceptional…but what a delight this performance here is; it’s had me in a reverie all morning (and delving into the annotations)
Christ that audience. What's the point in people like that being alive? If you can call it being alive.
Lovely Harmonies! And beautiful dresses too!
I absolutely adore Aidan.
Thanks !
Of course Grace would be the Cat A prisoner’s favourite story. The final lines would especially appeal - “-Well, I have looked into my accounts. I find this wrong and this wrong. But, with God’s grace, I will rectify this and this. I will set right my accounts.”
Ee bah gum, a reet champion song!
Nice to hear it in a proper Dublin accent. Not forced either - just right.
Nice!
"Brava!"
This chair loves his own voice and seems to be up his own arse.! I want to hear what the two gentlemen think - couldn't care less about the chair.
Honoured to share my birthday with this celebration!
Shabbat shalom ! ☘️
“One of the many things Nietzsche was right about… he was also good on how to tile a kitchen”.
Still returning to these videos, so good
So good, love the accent !
Ich freue mich schon so sehr auf das Festival 2023, ich bin dabei. Ich komme aus Österreich.
Darina, you have a beautiful voice. Love you.
Fantastic
Gorgeous. I love songs from that era and you were true to it. Thank you.
Apropos of not much, Carlo Gebler's travelogue Driving Through Cuba is the second or third worst book I've ever read. A masterpiece of confounded romantic preconceptions.
Conor, you have done amazing work there, fantastic!
A hard listen
Only James Joyce can sublimely describe buying soap with pennies. Easy to forget when you read it on Kindle. Thank you for the fantastic and joyful video.
Droit de Seigneur.
I love this book so much. This video explains why.
Friekingdamnbloodytastico!
As Bloom was walking back from burial - Quotation "A bird sat tamely on a poplar branch. Like stuffed. Like the wedding present alderman Hooper gave us. Hu! Not a budge out of him. Knows there are no catapults to let fly at him."
3:04 Empieza
Wonderful.
Absolutely beautiful
You can't remember your kid's names? What a liar and attention-seeker. He's either an idiot or a poseur. I think we know which one.