Psychogeography with Jack B. Yeats AR

The Singing Horseman (1949)

Piano improvisation on the painting: Svetlana Rudenko. Arrangement for Piano & Violin of Bill Whelan’s song Riverdance by Kenneth Rice. Narration: Mads Haahr.
Ref. Foley, Declan J. (Ed.), 2009b. Eamon Andrews interviews Jack B. Yeats on Radio Éireann, in: The Only Art of Jack Yeats: Letters & Essays. The Lilliput Press, Dublin, pp. 29–31.

Old Walls (1945)

Piano improvisation on the painting: Svetlana Rudenko. “My Sligo Home” Improvisation for Piano & Violin by Kenneth Rice. Narration: Mads Haahr.
Ref. Murphy, M.M., 2009. “Of loyal nature and of noble mind”: Jack B. Yeats and his siblings, in: The Only Art of Jack Yeats: Letters & Essays. The Lilliput Press, Dublin, pp. 134–143
Ref. Foley, Declan J. (Ed.), 2009c. Letters of John Butler Yeats to his son Jack B. Yeats: 1920-2, in: The Only Art of Jack Yeats: Letters & Essays. The Lilliput Press, Dublin, pp. 159–176.

Flower Girl (1926)

Piano improvisation on the painting: Svetlana Rudenko. Violin: Kenneth Rice. Irish song “Molly Malone”. Narration: Mads Haahr.
Ref. Kennedy, R., 2009. Jack Yeats and Dublin, in: Foley, Declan J. (Ed.), The Only Art of Jack Yeats: Letters & Essays. The Lilliput Press, Dublin, p. 156.

Grief (1951)

Piano improvisation on the painting: Svetlana Rudenko. Irish song Port na bPúcaí, arrangement for Piano and Violin by Kenneth Rice. Narration: Mads Haahr.

Dinner Hour at the Docks (1928)

Piano: Svetlana Rudenko. Violin: Kenneth Rice. Irish Song The Wild Rover. Narration: Mads Haahr.

The Liffey Swim (1923)

Piano: Svetlana Rudenko. Violin: Kenneth Rice. Irish song “Oh Dublin, you’re my city”. Narration: Mads Haahr.
Ref. Kennedy, R., 2009. Jack Yeats and Dublin, in: Foley, Declan J. (Ed.), The Only Art of Jack Yeats: Letters & Essays. The Lilliput Press, Dublin, p. 153