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Celtic Harp and Story with Patrick Ball

April 19, 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Manoa Campus, Architecture Auditorium

Whether in the stronghold of a Galway chieftain many years ago or in the snug corner of a Dublin pub today, the Irish have always delighted in storytelling.

Their passion for eloquence and wordplay, their deep devotion to their mythical past, their ability to find joy and humor in a dark world, and their belief that the supernatural world could appear between one breath and the next made their stories and the telling of them unrivaled in the world of the oral tradition.

Amidst the storytelling, there was music. Jigs, reels and haunting airs graced the spaces between the tales. And first among Irish instruments, and the most honored, was the legendary Celtic harp. With its crystalline, bell-like voice and lavish resonance, it would soothe its listeners and lead them deeper into the realms of the imagination.

In Celtic Harp and Story Patrick Ball rekindles the fire and wonder of an evening of Irish storytelling. For in telling the marvelous old tales of wit and enchantment, and in playing the ancient, brass-strung harp of Ireland, he not only carries on two of the richest traditions of Celtic culture, but blends them in concert to create a warm and magical performance.

Reviews

"An American master of the Irish instrument, a peripatetic modern day bard, combining tale-telling, history and music into a seamless compound that reaches all ages and types of listeners."
San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, CA

"One of the premier interpreters of O'Carolan's music today."
Los Angeles Times

"Patrick Ball...casts a haunting spell... a graceful and often bittersweet evocation of the past."
Washington Post

Ticket Information
$10 General • Call 956-8246 to reserve a seat or for more information.

Event Sponsor
Outreach College, UH Manoa

More Information
Rachel, 956-8246, css@hawaii.edu, http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/community/programs/2008/EVENT-EV009609T.asp


Saturday, April 19
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Saunders 116
10:00am Free Program on Parliamentary Procedure
Building E Room 101
7:30pm An Evening of Pacific Music and Dance
Orvis Auditorium
7:30pm Grease
Performing Arts Center
7:30pm Celtic Harp and Story with Patrick Ball
Architecture Auditorium
8:00pm The Servant of Many Masters
Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
11:00pm Late Night Presents art/overcome
Earle Ernst Lab Theatre at the Kennedy Theatre
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