The Music of Our Time with Composer Sean Irvine

11/15/2023

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Part 1- WJO Interview with Sean Irvine

Part 2 - WJO Interview with Sean Irvine

Thursday, Nov 30, 2023
7:30 pm
West End Culturel Centre (WECC)

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Carrie Lionberg

11/23/2023 03:03:31 pm

I am so looking forward to hearing this work, from the various “art music” dimensions you describe as well as for the pure aesthetics I have come to appreciate from the WJO. As a clinical psychologist, I believe you are not only giving another voice to the LGBTQ community on the broader social level, but are also providing expression of the lived experience, both of which have potential to strengthen connections amongst people who are receptive to understanding differences in the human condition. So yes indeed, I am very much looking forward to hearing what the stories in this suite have to reveal. Bravo to you and your collaborators!

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