Boyle – Psalm (1928)

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Ina Boyle (1889–1967), an Irish composer from the early 20th century, left an indelible mark on the landscape of Irish classical music. Despite her work being somewhat overlooked during her lifetime, Boyle’s compositions are now gaining recognition for their depth and originality.

The composition “Psalm” for cello and orchestra, written by Boyle in 1923, exemplifies her ability to weave traditional and modern elements into a seamless tapestry. This work showcases Boyle’s distinctive harmonic language and emotive expressions, offering a compelling example of her contribution to the repertoire for cello and orchestra.

In the context of early 20th-century Irish music, Boyle’s “Psalm” stands as a testament to her dedication to forging a national identity within the global currents of contemporary classical music. Comparisons with her contemporaries reveal Boyle’s unique approach to incorporating Irish influences into her compositions, adding a distinct voice to the rich tapestry of Irish classical music.

Composer biography:

https://oxfordsong.org/composer/ina-boyle