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American Irish Musical Interpreters,
1850 - 1975
Credits
| Exhibit Development |
Elizabeth Sweeney, University Libraries, with assistance from
Lindsay Haney, Graduate Student |
| Lobby Exhibit |
Frances Bates, University Libraries, with assistance from
Laurie Mayville, University Libraries |
| Web Presentation |
Sadie Northway, University Libraries |
| Audio Conversion |
Michael Creedon, University Libraries (streaming conversion)
View discography [PDF] |
| Images/Photos |
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P.S. Gilmore |
1. P.S. Gilmore with baton, ca. 1882. (Michael Cummings Collection of P.S. Gilmore, John J. Burns Library, Boston College)
2. Exterior view of Coliseum for the National Peace Jubilee, Boston, 1869. (Michael Cummings Collection of P.S. Gilmore, John J. Burns Library, Boston College) |
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J. McCormack |
1. John McCormack, ca. 1930, from his role in Song O' My Heart. (Frederick M. Manning Collection of John McCormack, John J. Burns Library, Boston College)
2. John McCormack in operatic costume (Faust), early 1900s. (Frederick M. Manning Collection of John McCormack, John J. Burns Library, Boston College)
3. John McCormack’s farewell performance at the Royal Albert Hall, London, 1938. Accompanied by Gerald Moore. (Frederick M. Manning Collection of John McCormack, John J. Burns Library, Boston College) |
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M. Coleman &
J. Morrison |
1. Michael Coleman, ca. 1923. (Gene Frain Irish Music Collection, John J. Burns Library, Boston College)
2. Jackie Roach, James Morrison, and Paddy Sweeny, ca. 1938, from LP cover, Pure Genius of James Morrison. (Shanachie Records Irish Music Collection, John J. Burns Library, Boston College.)
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Cpt. F. O'Neill |
1. Captain Francis O’Neill, early 1900s, Chicago. |
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The O'Neill Lobby Exhibit, which includes items from the Burns Library Archives, is on view through October 2007.
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