Michael Dervan

The charismatic soprano on her theatrical style, ‘erotic’ Poulenc and ditching the Viking helmet

Writer Marina Carr and composer Evangelia Rigaki explain how they approached making an opera inspired by the Penelope chapter of Ulysses

An eclectic album that explores lockdown connections

The singer partners with the Irish pianist for a varied programme at next weekend’s Midwinter Festival in Galway

American pianist is always looking for depth and shows a deep understanding of restraint

Viol consort Fretwork invite the ear to seek out the music’s quirkiest details

The pianist offers thoughtful interpretations of pieces from Romania and beyond

The new principal conductor of the Irish Chamber Orchestra discusses his art, influences and ambitions

New album is a personal selection of 13 piano pieces

The contemporary music group celebrates its birthday with a range of special events. But what makes its members tick?

The director faced a tight schedule when taking on the challenge of Don Pasquale for Irish National Opera

Director Julien Chavaz is relishing the ‘scary’ challenge of bringing the opera to an Irish stage for the first time since 1877

Nimble, unaffected, modern-instrument accounts of 18th-century works

Russian violinist discusses her musical journey, the joy of learning and war ahead of performing in Dublin

Wexford Festival Opera: Conor Mitchell’s short piece feels like a scene being set for something larger