and she performed it with the orchestra at the National Concert Hall in Dublin on August 9, 2013, including songs also from her previous two albums. She has composed electronic scores for Corp Feasa Contemporary Dance Company, Loose Canon Theatre Company and for her own one-woman shows where she incorporated live singing. She composed an electronic score for Match which was one of the short contemporary dance films for RTÉ Television as part of the Dance on the Box series on RTÉ in 2006. She scored 10 choral arrangements of her music for a tour with 10 different choirs over 10 consecutive nights in 10 different towns in Ireland in November 2012 in collaboration with The Strollers' Touring Network. She briefly studied composition with Louis Andriessen at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague. Radio and television In 2011, Feeney performed in the USA on NPR with her ensemble. She was interviewed on PRI's The World and on NPR station WBUR's "Here and Now". She did an interview on Q104.3 with Jonathan Clarke and was interviewed on Sirius XM in an hour-long interview with Bob Edwards on 5 October 2011. She performs her own music and has been interviewed extensively on RTÉ radio and television, TV3, TG4, Newstalk, and BBC Northern Ireland as well as BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour. She performed a solo voice and piano interpretation of the Irish lullaby "Seoithín, Seo Hó" on a special 2006 Christmas Day broadcast show JK Ensemble on RTÉ lyric fm. This performance was included on the charity album Tuesday's Child in 2007. "Impossibly Beautiful" from pages was on heavy rotation on RTÉ Radio 1 from 2009 to 2010. In 2011, she co-presented a 26-week radio series High Fidelity: a century of song with Jack L and Julie Feeney on RTÉ Lyric FM. The series was repeated again on RTÉ Radio 1 in 2012. Her recording of her selected song, "New Tattoo"' written by Tommy Moore for the RTÉ TV series, The Hit in 2013 entered at No. 6 in the Irish Singles Chart. Music videos "Just a Few Hours" from Clocks was made by Epic Productions in Cork "Galway Boy" from Clocks was directed by "Ogie" at Stormlight Production company and filmed by Justin MacCarthy. and "Julie Feeney : Paris". Feeney received an IMTV Award for her fourth music video for her song, "Impossibly Beautiful", which is the second track on pages.