Choirland, a collection of 15 pieces for unaccompanied choir, goes on tour

From the scandalous opera by Thomas Adès to new work by Crash Ensemble

New Music Dublin festival director claims rumoured cutbacks would have trickle-down effect

From his earliest days in a rock band to his years in music college, David Fennessy realised he would be composing music rather than performing the works of others

If these ambitions are realised, arts will receive their greatest leap in funding since the foundation of the State

Russian Puccini, refined Haydn and raw saxophone

The celebration of 100 years of Irish composition hits mid-century, revealing a dark age for orchestral music

Can the Music of Our Time series at the NCH remedy the weaknesses of the national broadcaster’s long-standing approach to new music?

Norway’s top opera job is being taken up by Annilese Miskimmon. The post comes with its own dramatic history

Playing it safe doesn’t get you anywhere, says the choir’s artistic director – audiences prefer a cutting edge