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Gavin Friday and Cathal Coughlan on the Tom Dunne Show
Gavin Friday and Cathal Coughlan were on the Tom Dunne Show on Wednesday (September 11) to talk about their upcoming appearance on the “Change the World” Bertold Brecht shows.
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NCH Behind the Music: Gavin Friday and Ute Lemper talk to Nadine O’Regan
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Gavin Friday on the Dave Fanning Podcast – Change the World
Sunday Business Post, September 1
Irish Independent, August 31st
Dave Fanning: Gavin Friday – Change the world
Gavin Friday talks to Dave Fanning about the specially curated concert of Bertolt Brecht songs and poems. Called “Change The World, these concerts take place on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th of September at the National Concert Hall in Dublin.
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Gavin Friday on Change The World: Bertolt Brecht Songs & Poems For 2019
In case you missed it…. Gavin Friday speaking on RTÉ Radio 1 on Arena with Kay Sheehy last evening about Bertolt Brecht’s songs and poems which will be reinterpreted and performed at NCH on 14/15 September in ‘Change the World with Ute Lemper , Meow Meow, Blixa Bargeld, Cathal Coughlan, Camille O’Sullivan; Bertolt Brecht Songs and Poems for 2019.
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Gavin Friday contributes to Michael O’Shea documentary
No Journey’s End is the story of musician Michael O’Shea, who played an instrument made from a door that he called ‘Mo Chara’. He released one album in 1982. Listen to this documentary, to which Gavin Friday contributed, on Lyric FM’s archives.
It is also available on Soundcloud
Or read the article by documentary maker Paul McDermott.
Photo by Paul McDermott.
Gavin Friday and The Man Seezer perform ‘Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves’ on RTE ‘Nighthawks’ 1988
Gavin Friday and The Man Seezer perform ‘Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves’ way back on RTE’s Nighthawks, December 7, 1988. The song is the title track from Gavin Friday’s first collaboration with The Man Seezer. It is an excerpt from Oscar Wilde’s poem ‘The Ballad of Reading Gaol’ set to music composed by the two.
‘Nighthawks’ was a programme that was set in a bar café where the presenter Shay Healy was also the proprietor. ‘Nighthawks’ was broadcast between 1988 and 1992 and went out three nights a week.
https://www.rte.ie/archives/2018/1123/1012882-gavin-friday-and-maurice-seezer/
