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Dear friends and colleagues,
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We are delighted to present this week’s Newsletter featuring Northern Ireland art, film, recipes and music.
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Enjoy a Belgian Northern Ireland collaboration as Belfast Art’s Festival screen renowned Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman’s 1983 documentary, ‘One Day Pina Asked’. Join Moving on Music for a series of tutorials from the world of jazz and classical music or tune into Queen’s Film Theatre for Cinemagic Film Festival’s programme ‘Altogether Now!. Finally, why not try out Sexton’s Whiskey Cocktail recipe as you delve into some of this week’s best entertainment from Northern Ireland.
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We hope that you are keeping well and enjoy this week’s Newsletter. As always, please don’t hesitate to get in touch, we are looking forward to hearing from you.
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Belfast International Arts Festival will screen Belgian filmmaker Chantal Akerman’s classic 1983 documentary One Day Pina Asked. The film features dancers from Pina Bausch’s company who share anecdotes of their experiences with the fabled dancer and choreographer. Peeks behind the scenes and excerpts from rehearsals are included from their five-week tour of Venice, Milan, and Avignon. The film will be screened online on Tuesday 13th October at 8pm. Book your free tickets on the Belfast International Arts Festival website now. The Festival runs from 12th October to 1st November.
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Moving on Music ‘All About…’ Outreach Series
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Join Moving on Music and Northern Ireland musicians from the world of Jazz and Classical to learn about techniques and approaches using an array of instruments. Each artist has created videos that offer insight, advice and techniques for budding musicians, and also provide an opportunity to practice alongside the tutor. Included are Scott Flanigan on Jazz and Blues piano; Joseph Leighton on jazz guitar; Aoife Doyle on jazz signing; Steve Davis on jazz drumming; Gráinne Meyer on harp; Darragh Morgan on classical violin and Aisling Agnew on classical flute.
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QFT Player: Altogether Now!
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North Antrim’s Sexton Whiskey have created a delicious “Love it to Death“ whiskey cocktail, which we think is perfect for the long autumn evenings. Sexton Whiskey was developed by Alex Thomas, who is one of the few female master blenders in the whiskey industry on the island of Ireland. The recipe, available on the Food NI website, features the Sexton Single Salt Malt Whiskey which we hope will be a tasty accompaniment to this week’s events.
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