Twenty Years of ICTMD Ireland: Inception, Development, and Trajectories, 2005–2025

Over the past decade, the transmission of Irish traditional music has continued to change alongside the musical culture itself.This article explores emerging trends and pathways available to young people learning traditional music.Drawing upon my own teaching experience, the discussion primarily focuses on the partnership between two organizations: Creative Tradition and Music Generation.The first part of the article outlines Music Generation's methods to support children and young people to learn and play traditional music in their local areas.The latter portion provides specific insights into the local practice within Music Generation Cork City, particularly through the lens of the Creative Tradition project.Exploring issues of partnership, this article raises broader questions about how traditional music can become more inclusive.Such a move is hugely important if Irish traditional music is to stay vibrant and relevant throughout the 21 st century and beyond.

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Ethnomusicology Ireland
Published
2025-06-28
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https://doi.org/10.64208/xzmw9703
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Power Systems and Technologies
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Twenty Years of ICTMD Ireland: Inception, Development, and Trajectories, 2005–2025

Anna Falkenau, Ann-Marie Hanlon
Ethnomusicology Ireland
Power Systems and Technologies
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Twenty Years of ICTMD Ireland: Inception, Development, and Trajectories, 2005–2025

Anna Falkenau, Ann-Marie Hanlon
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Abstract

Over the past decade, the transmission of Irish traditional music has continued to change alongside the musical culture itself.This article explores emerging trends and pathways available to young people learning traditional music.Drawing upon my own teaching experience, the discussion primarily focuses on the partnership between two organizations: Creative Tradition and Music Generation.The first part of the article outlines Music Generation's methods to support children and young people to learn and play traditional music in their local areas.The latter portion provides specific insights into the local practice within Music Generation Cork City, particularly through the lens of the Creative Tradition project.Exploring issues of partnership, this article raises broader questions about how traditional music can become more inclusive.Such a move is hugely important if Irish traditional music is to stay vibrant and relevant throughout the 21 st century and beyond.

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