Royal Irish Academy of Music

Young dancers and performers unable to ‘do their thing’ during Covid restrictions

Young harpist collects her new harp at county border to keep to Covid-19 restrictions

London Letter: Wigmore Hall’s John Gilhooly says response to streamed concerts has been ‘incredible’

Activities are curbed due to Covid-19, but there’s plenty of ways to keep kids occupied

Eímear Noone, originally from Galway, will perform at the Academy Awards in February

Wild Geese: Eimear Noone, Los Angeles

No better way to weigh up your study options than by visiting the campuses and facilities

The ‘My Left Foot’ child actor does not only act - he’s now a writer and film-maker too

Classical music has not been documented the way it is in other European countries

From bunnybots and egg hunts to classic board games and easy introductions to opera

Musicians from RIAM will play these specially selected, deeply personal pieces

Programme aims to enable children’s creative potential

Le Chéile will bring together children with physical and intellectual disabilities

No Child 2020: Scoil Úna Naofa gives its pupils a chance to learn an instrument – free and in school hours

New to the Parish: Miriam Kaczor arrived from Poland in 2008

Westland Row campus redevelopment involves €9m public funding and significant philanthropy

Life on campus: Institutions around the country offer a diverse range of course options for prospective students

Why are singers’ voices at risk as they age, and what happens if they are lost on stage?

Opera singer Luis Magallanes: ‘I’ve gone from a humanitarian crisis to being here’

Evan Davis gave the annual Hubert Butler lecture at Kilkenny Arts Festival. Other highlights included a gaze-activated dress

Following on from her work on the stage and TV, Jessie Buckley now makes her big-screen debut in ‘Beast’ – a bow that is cause for great excitement in her native Co Kerry

New this week: An Irish zombie pic, a feminist western and a Canadian drama

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

Dublin festival features concerts, workshops, masterclasses and creative partnerships

Review: A colourful cross-section of the 30,000 Irish children who learn piano

Ireland’s best-known soprano effortlessly moves from opera to ‘The Sound Of Music’

The pianist marks his 70th birthday year with a wonderful coda

Institutions around the country offer a diverse range of course options for prospective students

Approaching 90, Veronica Dunne, the doyenne of Irish opera talks to Róisín Ingle

Open days offer students opportunity to become informed about courses and campuses

Obituary: She accepted the crucial role of forming not one, but two chamber orchestras, which were the highlights of Irish music-making from 1970 onwards

Life in a bankrupt state with a refugee crisis is not barrel of laughs, but Corfu is home

The Kerry baritone brings energy and a touch of John Cleese to the role of Figaro in Rossini’s classic opera

A creative career can be very fullfilling, but can also be a struggle

Festival celebrates the capital’s music scene including choruses from Handel’s ‘Messiah’

Swap the first and second verse; remove two beats before the first chorus . . . An acclaimed songwriter reveals his tricks

Which course, which college and why

Phelim Donlon: July 17th, 1936 - December 14th, 2014

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