Charles Villiers Stanford: More than a teacher of composers
Music programme to focus on Stanford’s composing rather than his catalogue of pupils
Music programme to focus on Stanford’s composing rather than his catalogue of pupils
Karina Daly’s fascinating book is lean on links with RTÉ, Arts Council and Mazars
Egyptian president eager to limit disruptive debacle as flow of goods totally halted
First-rate soloists and the Wexford Factory enliven binge-watching this year’s Wexford Festival Opera online, a Festival in the Air
Singers will appear in Waiting for Shakespeare and Falstaff and more
Catalogue from which the statues were chosen calls them Egyptian and African women
Story of Nubian princess became known in 19th century after hieroglyphics translated
Waiting for Shakespear...The Festival in the Air is an eight-day online celebration
‘From the point of view of solidarity, beautiful things are happening ... I feel proud to be Italian’
Start the new year with the RTÉ orchestra or chamber music at the National Concert Hall
Rosetta Cucchi, who brings an open-hearted warmth to her task, has chosen ‘Shakespeare’ for 2020
Rosetta Cucchi thought she was in the wrong place when she first arrived at Theatre Royal
The Grammy award-winning soprano gained worldwide fame for her roles at New York’s Metropolitan Opera
An opera on Ireland’s direct provision system and New Ross Piano Festival
Edna O’Brien, Margaret Atwood show artistic imagination does not abide by aging
Collaboration part of long tradition of composers coming together with mixed results
Famed composer and singer will become the first woman to have an opera presented by Wexford Festival Opera
Soprano Majella Cullagh comes to Dublin for the RTÉ Concert Orchestra’s latest concert
The Irish Composers’ Collective and the RTÉ NSO at the National Concert Hall
Artist was best known for work with opera singers and on Shakespeare plays
Irish National Opera’s The Magic Flute. Plus: Verdi’s Requiem and Camerata Ireland
INO is taking the Deadly World of Opera to venues from East Wall to Inchicore
Deal would create euro zone’s second-largest lender with €1.9 trillion in assets and over 140,000 employees
Frang, one of the nimblest violinists around, takes on a highly athletic Stravinsky work
Classical music highlights for the coming week
Wexford Festival Opera reviews: ‘Leoni’ and ‘Mala Vita’; ‘Dinner at Eight’; and ‘Il Bravo’
Airline issues profit warning as it braces for further industrial unrest in difficult market
Union calls for airline to agree to mediation in its dispute over pay and terms
The Dublin native explains life as head coach do at one of the world’s great opera houses
Participants in the first Irish production of ‘The Return of Ulysses’ talk to Michael Dervan
100 musicians will lead Women’s March objecting to president’s UK visit
Highly acclaimed German baritone Benjamin Appl will colse the close the Dublin Song Series
The new Irish National Opera is too risk-averse, while Wexford Festival's rare opera is not so rare anymore. And both need to engage with Ireland’s musical diaspora
Launch of new company ‘a golden moment’ and signals commitment to Irish creative talent
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices