Irish National Opera’s clever, laugh-out-loud production, directed by Polly Graham, relocates the story from 18th-century Naples to an Irish big house in 1914
Anna Devin
Irish National Opera’s production is first full staging with chorus, orchestra in Ireland
The soprano on ‘grieving for the music industry’, childbirth and singing in La bohème
The Irish Language Art Song Project: its promotion of Irish music is nonpareil
The Irish Language Art Song Project , the next in NSO’s Bruckner series and pianist Simon Trpceski
Collaboration part of long tradition of composers coming together with mixed results
A visit to Dublin by Belgian organist Peter Van de Velde is among the highlights
One shining beacon in Galway’s programme is a cello festival and the West Cork Chamber Music Festival’s offering of less-frequently heard cello repertoire is a timely taster
Soprano Anna Devin performs at the West Cork Chamber Music Festival
Musical idols, dreams and nightmares of West Cork Chamber Music Festival performers
Dearth of Irish and female composers in new season offerings at National Concert Hall
Caroline Staunton directs an entertaining, thought-provoking Mozart production for Irish National Opera
Irish National Opera’s The Magic Flute. Plus: Verdi’s Requiem and Camerata Ireland
Classical music has not been documented the way it is in other European countries
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