Dance and Theatre
Julie Feeney Extended Vocal Technique on RTE TV
Julie as movement actor
Julie performed in Loose Canon Theatre Company's production of H2 at the Dublin Theatre Festival.
'The View presents Julie Feeney'- 'Changing Opinion' by Philip Glass
Aired on 20 July 2010 Julie included this as one of her 7 performances on the show…
The View Presents Julie Feeney-Sphinx by Alice Maher
Julie composed this music especially for the broadcast as one of her seven performances. She sang live against her own recorded voice. The animation is by Alice Maher.
Feature length RTE TV Special Documentary 'The View Presents Julie Feeney'
A feature length RTE TV Special Documentary ‘The View Presents Julie Feeney' was aired on 20 July 2010. Julie was interviewed by John Kelly and she performed solo and with her ensemble. She included in her performances her arrangement of ‘Changing Opinion' by Philip Glass; her solo cover of David Bowie's ‘Everyone Says Hi”; a [...]
Julie Feeney solo "Hi Ho" with sticks on RTE 2FM
Julie 'Sleeping'
Julie Feeney performed live silent video visuals on camera to accompany her composition ‘Sleeping' which she especially composed for Crash Ensemble's SHINDIG programme. She scored the piece for viola, cello, alto flute, clarinet, trombone, percussion and vibraphone and it was conducted by Alan Pierson. “It was just my face being asleep. It felt so strange [...]
Julie as Theatre-artist
Julie performed as a theatre artist, incorporating extended vocal improvisation in ‘ Slat' with Japanese butoh dancer and extraordinaire Maki Watanabe; designers Paul Keogan and Alice Maher; choreographer Gyohei Zaitsu; musicians Rebecca Collins, Robbie Harris and Trevor Knight. Costumes were by Yuni Hong. The piece was devised and directed by Trevor Knight and Julie performed [...]
Julie Electronic Composition
Julie composed the music for this contemporary dance film. She created the piece using her own recorded voice and her processed voice. The piece was commissioned by RTÉ and An Chomhairle Ealaíon as part of the inaugural Dance on the Box season. It was choreographed by Fearghus O'Conchuir and directed by Dearbhla Murphy. It was [...]