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SUMMARY:A Virtual Walk Through Donaghcumper
DESCRIPTION: An illustrated talk by Sandra M. Murphy on the OPW’s newly-acquired heritage property of Donaghcumper Estate in Celbridge\, Co. Kildare \n  \n  \nThis illustrated talk by Sandra M. Murphy will explore the newly-acquired OPW heritage property of Donaghcumper Estate in Celbridge\, Co. Kildare. Through archival items\, plans and photographs\, this talk will take the visitor on a virtual tour of the estate\, showing buildings\, interiors\, outbuildings and garden features. \nSandra M. Murphy has worked for the Office of Public Works in Castletown since 2016. She is a former Guide and current site manager for Castletown House\, Donaghcumper Estate\, the Casino Marino and the Custom House Visitor Centre. She holds a BA in History and Greek & Roman Civilisation from Maynooth University and has conducted extensive research on the history of the Castletown Estate and the Irish Country House. \nThe 2026 talks’ series at Castletown House is dedicated to the memory of the late Jeanne Meldon and is presented by the Office of Public Works (OPW) in association with The Castletown Foundation.  \nDoors open at 3pm and the talk runs from 3.30pm to 4.30pm. \n Tickets are €5 and are available from www.eventbrite.ie
URL:https://castletown.ie/events/a-virtual-walk-through-donaghcumper/
LOCATION:Castletown House\, Hunting room\, Celbridge\, Kildare\, W23 V9H3\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Ramelli-Savigni-Leathwood Guitar Trio
DESCRIPTION:A concert of classical and contemporary guitar music by Marco Ramelli\, Enrica Savigini and Jonathan Leathwood \n  \nJonathan Leathwood has performed in venues throughout Europe and both American continents. He has recorded with the legendary flautist William Bennett and collaborated on works for six- and ten-string guitar from composers such as Param Vir\, Stephen Goss\, Robert Keeley\, Chris Malloy\, Harrison Birtwistle and Roxanna Panufnik. He gave the Julian Bream Trust’s inaugural concert at London’s Wigmore Hall\, at the personal invitation of Bream. As an educator\, Jonathan is passionate about integrating different types of skill\, knowledge and understanding. He has a PhD from the University of Surrey and a bachelor of music from King’s College London\, and he is an internationally certified teacher of the Alexander Technique. He teaches guitar\, music theory and the Alexander Technique at the University of Denver’s Lamont School of Music\, where he is chair of guitar. He is the editor of the Guitar Foundation of America’s peer-reviewed journal of guitar studies\, Soundboard Scholar. \nMarco Ramelli is a lecturer at TU Dublin Conservatoire who approaches music with curiosity and the spirit of research. As a guitarist\, he has performed internationally as a soloist and chamber musician in repertoire ranging from contemporary music to historical performance on period instruments. He investigates the relationship between instrument and interpretation\, particularly by developing projects aimed at enhancing tactile sensitivity. His research interests span performance practice\, music cognition and organology\, with a recent focus on trauma and disability and their impact on creativity. In 2022\, he contributed ‘The Influence of the Spanish Civil War on Roberto Gerhard’s Guitar Music’ to Oxford University Press’s recent volume on the composer. His latest research examines the contributions of blind musicians to the evolution of the guitar. A strong believer in the role of community in musical creativity\, he has been involved in the creation of Festival Corde d’Autunno and Residenze Erranti\, artistic initiatives aimed at fostering a young research-oriented guitar community. Marco holds a doctorate in performing arts from the University of St Andrews and a master’s in performance (APEL) with distinction at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. He completed a postgraduate course in organology at the University of Edinburgh and he has collaborated with many luthiers. Additionally\, he holds a degree in computer science with a focus on mathematical methods for computing. \nEnrica Savigni is a guitarist and researcher with a wide range of experiences and interests. A specialist in nineteenth-century performance practice\, she performs on historical instruments with a particular focus on the repertoire for guitar and fortepiano. In 2021\, she completed her Master of Arts in Music Performance at the Early Music Department of the Koninklijk Conservatorium\, Brussels. She performs regularly with fortepianist Laura Savigni as Duo Savigni\, exploring the guitar–fortepiano repertoire through historical works\, transcriptions and contemporary compositions. Their recordings include Für Beethoven: Music for Guitar and Fortepiano Inspired by Ludwig van Beethoven (MP\, 2020)\, Unruhe: New Transcriptions for Guitar and Fortepiano (TouchTheSound Project\, 2024) and J. N. Hummel: Music for Piano and Guitar (NovAntiqua Records\, 2025). Together with Marco Ramelli and Giacomo Susani\, she is a co-founder of Residenze Erranti\, an innovative programme of artistic residencies for young guitarists that supports their creative projects and fosters a strong artistic community. Enrica is currently pursuing a doctorate in music at TU Dublin Conservatoire. She is active as a freelance performer and serves as a guitar tutor at Maynooth University.  \nwww.marcoramelli.com \nwww.duosavigni.it \nwww.castletown.ie \nDoors open at 7.30pm and the performance runs from 8pm to 9.30pm. \n Tickets are €20\, including booking fee\, and are available from www.eventbrite.ie \nhttps://www.eventbrite.ie/e/ramelli-savigni-leathwood-guitar-trio-tickets-1991353794806?aff=oddtdtcreator \n 
URL:https://castletown.ie/events/ramelli-savigni-leathwood-guitar-trio/
LOCATION:Castletown House\, Hunting room\, Celbridge\, Kildare\, W23 V9H3\, Ireland
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