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An extract from The Leisure Pursuits Show from Babel

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Roger Doyle performance, St. Patricks Day 2008, New York City, US

Roger Doyle performs at the Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray, Ireland in September 2005 (part 1 - 9)

Roger Doyle and General Practice perform live at Whelans, Dublin, Ireland in August 2005 (part 1 -8)

Roger Doyle performs on The View, RTE, 16th March 2004

2 music videos made by visual artist Tim Redfern responding to 2 of Doyle's Passades


Roger Doyle Performance St. Patricks Day 08, New York City, US

Roger Doyle's music is featured at a St. Patrick's Day festival in New York.
Snakes and Ladders 2008 is a large international gathering of new works by contemporary Irish composers curated by composer/multi-media artist Daniel Figgis.

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Roger Doyle performs at Mermaid Arts Centre

Bray, Ireland, September 2005

Videos have been recorded by Instigator Films

part 1

 

part 2

In this piece he plays the main theme from the Irish film "Budawanny" for which he composed the score.

 

part 3

 

part 4

In this clip he performs "Ten Themes" which he composed for the Gate Theatre's production of "Salome" which was directed by Steven Berkoff.

 

part 5

Roger Doyle, Cormac Breatnach and Martin Dunlea perform at the Mermaid Arts Centre. (Bray, Ireland - September 2005)
Roger Doyle: keyboards
Cormac Breatnach: whistles
Martin Dunlea: guitars

 

part 6

Roger Doyle, Cormac Breatnach and Martin Dunlea perform at the Mermaid Arts Centre. (Bray, Ireland - September 2005)
Roger Doyle: keyboards
Cormac Breatnach: whistles
Martin Dunlea: guitars

 

part 7

 

part 8

Roger Doyle, Cormac Breatnach and Martin Dunlea perform at the Mermaid Arts Centre. (Bray, Ireland - September 2005)
Roger Doyle: keyboards
Cormac Breatnach: whistles
Martin Dunlea: guitars

 

part 9

Roger Doyle, Cormac Breatnach and Martin Dunlea perform at the Mermaid Arts Centre. (Bray, Ireland - September 2005)
Roger Doyle: keyboards
Cormac Breatnach: whistles
Martin Dunlea: guitars

 

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Roger Doyle and General Practice play live at Whelans

Dublin, Ireland, August 2005.

General Practice are:
Roger Doyle: glass bowl percussion
Trevor Knight: keyboards
Hugh O'Neill: trumpet and laptop
Keith O'Brien: guitar and laptop
Tuula Votilainen: vocals

Videos have been recorded by Instigator Films

part 1

 

part 2

 

 

part 3

 

 

part 4

 

part 5

 

part 6

 

part 7

 

part 8

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Roger Doyle performs on the RTÉ Television - The View

March 16th, 2004

"The composer Roger Doyle has worked extensively in theatre, film and dance, and wrote the scores for the Gate Theatre's acclaimed production of Wilde's 'Salomé' and Bob Quinn's film, 'Budawanny'. His magnum opus, 'Babel', was released as a five-CD box set to mark Doyle's 50th birthday a few years ago, and a recent commission was to compose a piece for the 'Ulysses' centenary celebrations which are happening this year. He's about to give a rare piano concert, along with fellow composer-performers Trevor Knight and Rebecca Collins."

View Performance on RTÉ website (you will need Real Player):

http://www.rte.ie/tv/theview/archive/20040316.html

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2 music videos made by visual artist Tim Redfern responding to 2 of Doyle's Passades

Passade Still From Tim Redferns Video Passade 05

To watch these videos, you can view them on Tim Redfern's website:

http://www.eclectronics.org/projects/videos/rogerdoyle.php

Tim Redfern's website: http://www.eclectronics.org/

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An extract from The Leisure Pursuits Show from Babel

This an extract from Babel by Roger Doyle. It is part of a large-scale musical structure released on a 5-CD set, making use of many technologies and music languages. Each track corresponds to a room or place within a giant tower city. It took ten years to compose. Roger Doyle worked with 48 collaborators and produced 93 individual pieces of music for Babel.

 

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background photos © Tim Redfern