**Update** Float Down the Liffey is now live on YouTube and can be watched here: DabbledooMusic Presents: Online Premiere of ‘Float Down the Liffey’ In conjunction with the Irish Music Industry Covid-19 Relief Fund Thursday 4th June @ 8.00pm HERE Following sold out shows on Culture...

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For our DabbledooMusic Show on Dublin Digital Radio this month we looked at Hip Hop music! This episode looks at hip hop's development from 1970's New York to the global genre it has become. We have music from A Tribe Called Quest, Lauryn Hill, J Dilla and many more. All of the music in this show...

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A great activity for exploring sounds in the home and the surrounding environment! This simple activity is perfect for all children and parents to try at home. We have an example of a sound treasure hunt here but you can also make up your own to suit your home environment. We have a few simple...

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After the success of last year's Cruinniú na nÓg, we're back to help coordinate it for the Cavan Monaghan area. Cruinniú na nÓg is an initiative setup as part of the Creative Ireland programme, and last year saw 31 local authorities in conjunction with RTE deliver 750 free events across the...

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Who's in the house? We're all in the house! This week we have an activity for everyone in the house to join in with. Learn about Hip Hop and create your own rap. Growing out of The Bronx, New York in the early 1970s, rapping and MC'ing was a big part of the Hip Hop movement along with break...

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A music festival might just be the exact opposite of lockdown. You're always sure of a good crowd whether it's the Willy Clancy Summer School or Electric Picnic. You are constantly surrounded by happy strangers that are singing, dancing, chatting and shouting. Music festivals most often...

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From record covers to stage backdrops, music videos to hand-painted instruments, it's safe to say music and art go hand in hand. As you know, we're big fans of graphic scores here at DabbledooMusic, and so even certain types of graphic scores can have a pleasing visual aesthetic! Sometimes...

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For our DabbledooMusic Show on Dublin Digital Radio this month we looked at music featuring the piano. This episode showcases the wide range of music the piano has been adopted for from baroque to soul music. We have also featured music from some of the most famous piano playing artists such as...

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It's safe to say that dancing and music are closely related cousins in the overall family of art forms. For many styles of music, dancing can be as important to the overall performance as playing an instrument is. Dancing is also directly linked to the rhythm and tempo of the style of music....

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With the school closures and children continuing to remain at home for the coming weeks, it can be tricky to find simple ways to keep the occupied. So why not encourage them to watch a free online concert! Watching an online concert is a lovely alternative way to engage them in music and is...

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