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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2022 · 25 MIN

In conversation with Dr Margaret E. Collins

from Practice As Research · host Nicole Brown

In this podcast, Dr Nicole Brown talks to Dr Margaret E. Collins about Practice As Research.Margaret E. Collins is an award winning composer whose recent focus has been the integration of non-western instruments into ensembles with western orchestral instruments. Meg earned a PhD in Music composition form Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, for her dissertation “Melting the Boundaries: The integration of ethnic instruments into western art music.” She composed eight works featuring seven different ethnic instruments: the Chinese xiao, the Native American flute, the Persian tar, the Persian santoor, the Irish uilleann pipes, and Irish tin whistles. Her song for treble chorus, flute and piano, "maggie and milly and molly and may," was awarded First Prize in the Berkshire Children's Chorus Composition Competition.For more information about her work and achievements, check out her web site.

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In this podcast, Dr Nicole Brown talks to Dr Margaret E. Collins about Practice As Research. Margaret E. Collins is an award winning composer whose recent focus has been the integration of non-western instruments into ensembles with western orchestral instruments. Meg earned a PhD in Music composition form Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, for her dissertation “Melting the Boundaries: The integration of ethnic instruments into western art music.” She composed eight works featuring seven diffe...

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