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Youth Programme 2010

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Saturday July 19th 2008

10.00 .. Registration Review of the programme for the week

10.30 .. Words and Music Workshop Conor Mahony (guitar) and friends

11.30 .. Coffee

11.45 .. Workshop continues

12.30 .. Making Documentary Films -- the view from behind the camera

Jim Kelly, award-winning filmmaker (WCTV, Washburn Univ. Kansas, U.S.A.)

1.15 .. Lunch and group photograph

2.15 .. An Introduction to Hopkins and his Poetry Conor Mahony (Gaelscoil Chill Dara)

3.15 .. Festival Film Project Jim Kelly

4.00 .. Summer School Grand Opening Parents welcome!

5.00 .. Day programme finishes

8 pm .. Classical Concert in Moore Abbey Míceál O'Rourke, piano

Sun.20 th *Optional for students

Festival visit to N.U.I. Maynooth (see The Maynooth Day 2008 )

10.30 .. Bus leaves Monasterevin. (Available to students on request)

Talks and tours of the old university including The Russell Library

5.30 .. Day programme finishes. Students must arrange their own transport home.

Monday July 21st

10.00 .. Main Festival Lectures

11.00 .. Coffee

11.30 .. Poetry Workshop Director: Dr. David Axelrod
(Suffolk County, N.Y. Poet Laureate)

1.00 .. Lunch

2.00 .. Guided Tour of the Art Exhibitions Ed Navone
(Prof. of Art, Washburn Univ. Kansas)

3.00 .. Festival Film Project/Creative Writing Jim Kelly and David Axelrod

4.30 .. Day programme finishes

Tuesday July 22nd

10.00 .. The World of Bookselling and Publishing John McNamee (Easons, Portlaoise and President of the European Booksellers Federation )

11.00 .. Coffee

11.30 .. An Approach to Poetry Part 1 Will Adamson (Univ. of Ulm)

1.00 .. Lunch

2.00 .. My Favourite Poem

Discussing your own favourite poem in the company of an International Panel

3.00 .. Animation Workshop Moykul Connolly (Animatazz)

4.30 .. Day programme finishes

Wednesday July 23rd

10.00 .. An Approach to Poetry Part 2 Will Adamson

11.15 .. Coffee

11.45 .. Main Festival

  • Lectures: Hopkins and Irish Poets John Kerrigan (USA)
  • Meta at Musica Kreshimir Galen (Croatia)

1.00 .. Lunch

2.00 .. Poetry and Performance Elaine Murphy (Licentiate, Guildhall School of Music and Drama)

2.30 .. The Hill of Allen -- A Tale of Destruction Brian O'Loughlin, Sculptor - check out The Hill of Action Group )

3.00 .. Contemporary Dance Dr. Alice Bloch (Washington Univ. Missouri, USA)

3.30 .. Festival Film Project/Creative Writing Jim Kelly and David Axelrod

4.30 .. Day programme finishes

8 p.m .. Traditional Irish Music Concert Camross Comhaltas Group of Musicians and Dancers

Thursday July 24th

10.00 .. Main Festival Lectures

11.00 .. Coffee

11.30 .. Study and Life at Third Level

Group discussion with the students of N.U.I. Maynooth

12.00 .. An Approach to Poetry Part 3 Will Adamson

1.00 .. Lunch

2.00 .. Where centuries quiver in a leaf The Poetry of Desmond Egan Elaine Murphy

2.30 .. What it means to be a Poet

An informal discussion with Desmond Egan on what it is to be a modern-day poet

3.00 .. Composition and Performance Presenting your own compositions

4.30 .. Day programme finishes

Friday July 25th

10.00 .. Multilingual Translation Workshop Director: Aleksandra Kedzierska
(
University of Maria Curie-Sklodowska, Lublin, POLAND)

Find out more about this unique Workshop and get a copy of the Hopkins poem,
No worst, there is none ... , and be ready to contribute: all languages, including Irish welcome!

11.00 .. Coffee

11.30 .. Multilingual Translation Workshop continues

1.00 .. Lunch

2.00 .. Festival Film Project Jim Kelly

3.00 .. Return of questionnaires

3.30 .. Poetry -- Composition and Performance Presenting your own compositions

Presentation of student awards and certificates Parents welcome!

4.30 .. End of Youth Programme

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