Listings of the latest publications and items of interest received in the ITMA collection in the last two months.

The first jazz conference in Ireland will take place at TU Dublin, Conservatory of Music and Drama, Rathmines from 17 January to 19 January 2019. ITMA will be on hand on Thursday 17th to 'play' the earliest known Irish jazz recording - a 1949 78 rpm disc recorded in Dublin.

Listings of the latest publications and items of interest received in the ITMA collection in the last two months.

NearFM have now made the 3-part radio series Within a Mile of Dublin available as podcasts.

ITMA open Monday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pm during December 2018.

Curious about how singers and scholars find new songs? Or make connections with old ones? Indexes and catalogues are often essential tools. ITMA is delighted to contribute to the largest index of English-language song currently in existence.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive greatly regrets the recent death of its former Chairman Professor Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin (1950–2018) and extends its sympathies to his family, colleagues, and many friends.

Tenders are invited for two contracts relating to a Audio and Audiovisual Digitisation, Preservation, and Access Project in 2019.

From 15–17 November 2018, sound archiving enthusiasts from across Ireland and the UK will meet in the National Library of Wales for the annual BISA conference. BISA (British and Irish Sound Archives) is a gathering/network/platform that facilitates the exchange of information on all practical aspects of audio archiving. Presentations and informal networking go hand-in–hand, and news on new projects, ideas, and practical advice are generously shared among those in attendance. 

The Association of Performing Arts Collections (APAC) is holding their November 2018 study day in Galway. ITMA will be in attendance, represented by Marie Curie Fellow Lynnsey Weissenberger.