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Shaun Davey (born 18 January 1948) is an Irish composer. Early years. Shaun Davey was born in Belfast in 1948 and attended Rockport School in County Down. He graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in the history of Art in 1971. He then took a master's degree at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London.
Shaun Davey was born in Belfast in 1948. While continuing his education in Belfast, he moved to Dublin in 1962 and later attended Trinity College before graduating to do an M.A in the History of Art at the Courtauld Institute, London. He returned to Dublin in 1973 to form an experimental band with Planxty's Donal Lunny, then spent two years as ...
The Brendan Voyage was Shaun Davey 's first major orchestral suite, composed for uilleann pipes played by Liam O'Flynn. It depicts Tim Severin ’s adventure in reconstructing Saint Brendan ’s 6th century Atlantic crossing to America.
Shaun Davey, nado en Belfast, Irlanda do Norte, o 18 de xaneiro de 1948, é un historiador da arte e compositor irlandés. As súas composicións narrativas teñen sido recoñecidas como unha ponte entre a música tradicional irlandesa e as tradicións de orquestra clásica, sendo interpretadas en eventos como as Olimpiadas Especiais de Dublín ...
Shaun Davey was born in Belfast in 1948. Originally trained at Trinity College, Dublin and The Courtauld Institute as an art historian, he has worked as a full-time professional composer since 1977. In Ireland his often large-scale, melodic, narrative compositions have been recognised as a bridge between Irish traditional music and orchestral traditions, eg The Brendan Voyage .
Shaun Davey and Rita Connolly have worked together for over forty years. Their creative understanding of each other has produced numerous beautiful and memorable songs including A'Ghrian (The Pilgrim), Ripples in the Rockpools and The Death of Richard-in-Iron (Granuaile), The Deer's Cry , The White Horse (The Relief of Derry), May we never have to say goodbye (anthem for the Special Olympics ...
Shaun Davey is an Irish composer whose international career spans nearly 50 years. In Ireland he is best-known for The Brendan Voyage (1980), a narrative suite for uilleann pipes and orchestra. This was the first of his innovative concert works designed to explore Irish themes and to bring together musicians of borh aural and classical ...
