Concerts
2024
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Viola with the Ulster Symphony Orchestra
Rossini, Korngold and Humperdinck
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"A Mother's Voice" with Musici Ireland
for Kilkenny Arts Festival
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Shhh!
Secret performance at Kilkenny Arts Festival Butlers Garden 3pm
Libby Croad "Deeds Not Words"
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"A Mother's Voice" with Musici Ireland. American Debut at Contemporary American Theater Festival
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Soloist in Liam Bates’ “Earthrise” concerto for viola and chamber ensemble. Clonmel Junction Arts Festival
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Development work with Musici Ireland on a new Family show. As part of our Artist in Residence at Limetree/Belltable Theatres Limerick
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"A Mother's Voice" with Musici Ireland Wexford Arts Centre
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Soloist in Liam Bates’ “Earthrise” concerto for viola and chamber ensemble. At the National Concert Hall, Dublin as part of New Music Dublin Festival.
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"Ceiliúradh ar Lá Fhéile Pádraig" with Musici Ireland
A Mini concert series presented by Ireland's leading multi disciplinary music ensembles to celebrate St Patrick's weekend in Frankfurt as part of Zeitgeist Irland 24, an initiative of Culture Ireland and the Embassy of Ireland in Germany
More details on www.musici.ie
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With London Concertante at St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin
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“A Mother’s Voice” performance at Finding A Voice Festival in Clonmel, Ireland
See www.musici.ie for more details
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An exciting few days of research and development with Musici Ireland, starting work on a new multidisciplinary work
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With the Ulster Symphony Orchestra
New Music Concert
Ulster Hall 7pm
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“A Mother’s Voice” performances with Musici Ireland at Wexford Arts Centre
2023
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Beth will be appearing with London Concertante for 3 concerts at St Patrick’s Cathedra, Dublin
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Musici Ireland record our debut album.
I will also be recording “Earthbound” the newly commissioned concerto for viola and chamber ensemble by Liam Bates, as well as chamber music by 6 living composers.
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Musici Ireland make our International debut, performing “A Mother’s Voice” in Luxembourg for the Rainy Days Festival
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2nd week of Musici Ireland activate Residency at the Backstage Theatre, Longford, developing a new show for 10-14 year olds
I will be working with actors Emma Finnegan and Jimmy Kavanagh and songwriter Sam Killian
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1st week of Musici Ireland activate Residency at the Backstage Theatre, Longford, developing a new show for 10-14 year olds
I will be working with actors Emma Finnegan and Jimmy Kavanagh and songwriter Sam Killian
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Appearing with London Concertante
Belfast, Dublin and Cork
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Musici Ireland at New Ross Guitar Festival
8pm
We will be perfoming with Classical Guitarist and Artistic Director of the festival David Creevy
More Details to Follow…..
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An interesting programme of music for violin, viola and flute, including the world premiere of “Mna na bhFianna” by Ailbhe McDonagh for solo viola.
St Barrahane’s Concert Series, Castletownsend, Cork
8pm
Programme:
Handel/Halverson Passacaglia violin and viola Hoffmeister duo for Flute and Viola
Saariaho Nocturne for Solo Violin
Ailbhe McDonagh Mna na bhFianna
Eve Beglarian - I will not be sad in this world (solo alto flute) Martinu Three Madrigals for violin and viola
Interval
Amanda Feery Square movement for violin and viola
Debussy Syrinx solo flute
Beethoven Trio for flute, violin and viola
Musici Ireland :
Vourneen Ryan FLUTE
Lynda O’Connor VIOLIN
Beth McNinch VIOLA
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A fully improvised group performance at the Við Djúpið Festival in Iceland
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rish folk music act Hibsen pay homage to James Joyce with performances of their debut album ‘The Stern Task of Living’ under the aegis of the Bloomsday festival, with thanks to Irish Life and AVIVA for sponsoring the performances.
The ‘Stern Task of Living’ is a collection of 15 original songs, one for each short story in Joyce’s book ‘Dubliners’, with the lyrics and music written by Jim Murphy and Gráinne Hunt. Each song is named after the short story on which is based and captures the essence of the storyline though its lyrics and the sentiment of the story through its music.
An ensemble of 10 musicians, including the string quartet Musici, will perform the full album live. In addition, Frank McNally of The Irish Times will recite selected passages from Joyce’s ‘Dubliners’ at various points during the performance.
‘The Stern Task of Living’ will be available for download and on CD on Bandcamp and on all streaming platforms from 26th May.
RUNNING TIME: 120 MINS INCL AN INTERVAL
TICKETS €20 | €18 STUDENT/OAP/UNWAGED
Gráinne Hunt (Vocals)
Axel McDonald (Guitar)
Frank McNally (Recitations)
Jim Murphy (Guitar)
Lynda O’Connor (First Violin)
Paul O’Hanlon (Second Violin)
Beth McNinch (Viola)
Gerald Peregrine (Cello)
Ronan Quinn (Bass)
Laura Ryder (Piano)
Shay Sweeney (Drums)
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Musici Ireland with violinist Lynda O’Connor
Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford 3pm
Handel/Halverson Passacaglia
Sibelius Duo in C Major
Saariaho Nocturne for Solo Violin
Bartok 7 duos
Ponce Sonata a Duo: Allegro, piuttosto moderato
Amanda Feery Square Movement
Interval
Libby Croad “Suffragette Sonata” for solo viola WORLD PREMIERE
-Deeds Not Words
-Emmeline
-Derby Day
Martinu Three Madrigals Duo No.1
-Poco allegro - Poco vivo
-Poco andante - Andante moderato
-Allegro - Moderato - Allegro vivo
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Lost in Plain Sight: Gaspar Cassadó’s Iberian Legacy
Gluckman Gallery, Cork 8pm
Featuring Mia Cooper, Beth McNinch, Katie Tertell and Aibhe McDonagh with special guest artist Dominic Salerni, violinist from the Grammy winning Attacca Quartet.
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With Musici Ireland
Calary Church, Co. Wicklow 8pm
REBECCA CLARKE Poem for String Quartet [8’]
SIOBHAN CLEARY “Pipoon” (Vcl,Hp) [6’]
BAX Quintet for Harp and Strings [14’]
JESSIE MONTGOMERY Source Code [9’]
Valentin Silvestrov IKON [4.30’]
CAPLET ‘Le Masque de la Mort Rouge’ for harp and string quartet [17’]
Featuring
Dianne Marshall: Harp
Mia Cooper: Violin 1
Lidia Jewloszewicz-Clarke: Violin 2
Beth McNinch: Viola
Katie Tertell: Cello
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St Iberius Church, Wexford
3.30pm
World Premiere of a concerto for viola and chamber ensemble that I commissioned from Liam Bates,
With Musici Ireland for Music for Wexford
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World Premiere performance of “We Are Both Vast and Tiny” by Peter Moran
National Concert Hall
Tickets here
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I will be improvising the soundtrack to a 20 minute showing of Work by Choreographer Vivian Brodie-Hayes
National Opera House, Wexford 11.30am
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World Premiere of YouTube film ”Deeds not Words” for viola and dancer
Watch HERE
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World Premiere broadcast on RTE Lyric FM of Libby Croad “Suffragette Sonata” on Liz Nolan’s Full Score
1-4pm
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WATERFORD MUSIC
Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford
Sunday, 26 February 2023
15:30 17:30
An exciting programme of violin and viola music including:
Handel/Halverson Passacaglia
Sibelius Duo in C Major
Saariaho Nocturne for Solo Violin
Bartok 7 duos
Ponce Sonata a Duo:
-Allegro, piuttosto moderato
-In tempo di Sarabanda
-Allegro
Interval
Libby Croad “Suffragette Sonata” for solo viola WORLD PREMIERE
-Deeds Not Words
-Emmeline
-Derby Day
Martinu Three Madrigals Duo No.1
-Poco allegro - Poco vivo
-Poco andante - Andante moderato
-Allegro - Moderato - Allegro vivo
With Jane Hackett - Violin and Beth McNinch - Viola
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Derravaragh Music Association
Saturday, 25 February 2023
20:00 - 22:00
An interesting programme of music for violin, viola and flute, including the world premiere of “Mna na bhFianna” by Ailbhe McDonagh for solo viola
Other composers on the programme include: Telemann, Hoffmeister, Beethoven and more
Musici Ireland :
Vourneen Ryan FLUTE
Jane Hackett VIOLIN
Beth McNinch VIOLA
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Video Shoot for newly commissioned work for solo viola by Libby Croad “The Suffragette Sonata”
With Choreographer/Dancer Ali Clarke
Film by Twisted Vision Cork
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World Premiere of A Mother’s Voice with Musici Ireland 27th January 8pm at Triskel Arts Centre Cork. See Projects for more details
2022
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Beth will be performing 10 concerts in Co Waterford with the Covid Care Concerts team from Mobile Music Machine.
Providing live world class performances to residents of care homes.
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London Concertante
St Patrick’s Cathedral, St Patrick’s Close, Dublin, Ireland, D08 H6X3
TIMINGS
Sunday 11th December
19:15 – Doors open
20:00 – Concert begins
22:00 – Final doors
PROGRAMME
Corelli – Christmas Concerto
Handel – Messiah Overture
Torelli – Christmas Concerto
Bach – Violin Concerto in A minor
Vivaldi – Four Seasons
ABOUT
The UK based chamber orchestra, London Concertante, regularly perform up to and over one hundred concerts per year, making it the busiest ensemble of its kind in the country. Regularly selling out venues such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Southwark Cathedral, the ensemble performs in some of the most prestigious venues around Britain and abroad, with recent tours taking them to USA, Finland, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Spain and France. With their numerous recordings reaching great critical acclaim, the ensemble is continually regarded as one of the finest groups in Europe since their founding in 1991.
If you don’t consider yourself ‘in the know’ about Mozart, Beethoven, or Bach, fear not, this is the orchestra for you. The London Concertante boasts an impressive audience record in which an impressive 50% of spectators are first time classical concert goers! The London Concertante has its audience laughing at jokes, gasping at virtuosity, moved by gorgeous string playing, and leaving with a smile on their faces.
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London Concertante
St Patrick’s Cathedral, St Patrick’s Close, Dublin, Ireland, D08 H6X3
VIENNESE CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
TIMINGS
Saturday 10th December
19:15 – Doors open
20:00 – Concert begins
22:00 – Final doors
PROGRAMME
Strauss – Die Fledermauss Overture
Strauss – Trisch-trasch Polka
Tchaikovsky – Sleeping Beauty Waltz
Brahms – Hungarian Dance No. 5
Tchaikovsky – Nutcracker Suite
Strauss – Blue Danube Waltz
ABOUT
Tchaikovsky’s elegant Nutcracker Suite leads on from Brahms’ serious Hungarian Dance No.5, before Strauss II introduces us to the boundless exuberance of the Polish March in his Trisch-Trasch Polka. In the concert’s penultimate work Tchaikovsky transports the evening to the magical halls of snowy Tsarist Russia with a regal waltz from his ballet Sleeping Beauty. The evening reaches its climax with the famous Blue Danube Waltz, not only proving the crowning jewel of a fabulous night’s worth of music, but the coronation of Johann Strauss II as the master of the Viennese waltz.
The UK based chamber orchestra, London Concertante, regularly perform up to and over one hundred concerts per year, making it the busiest ensemble of its kind in the country. Regularly selling out venues such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Southwark Cathedral, the ensemble performs in some of the most prestigious venues around Britain and abroad, with recent tours taking them to USA, Finland, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Spain and France. With their numerous recordings reaching great critical acclaim, the ensemble is continually regarded as one of the finest groups in Europe since their founding in 1991.
If you don’t consider yourself ‘in the know’ about Mozart, Beethoven, or Bach, fear not, this is the orchestra for you. The London Concertante boasts an impressive audience record in which an impressive 50% of spectators are first time classical concert goers! The London Concertante has its audience laughing at jokes, gasping at virtuosity, moved by gorgeous string playing, and leaving with a smile on their faces.
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Musici Ireland return to Ardee Baroque Festival:
Venue tbc 3pm
We are delighted to have been invited by Ardee Baroque Festival to put together a fun family concert full of all your favourite tunes from the Baroque period.
Venue TBC
Lidia Jewloszewicz Clarke and Maria Ryan - Violins
Beth McNinch - Viola
Katie Tertell - Cello
The concert will include:
Handel Queen of Sheba
Bach Air
Pachelbel Canon
Mouret Rondeau
Selection from Purcell Fairy Queen
Handel Hornpipe
Boccherini Passacaligia (from Master and Commander)
Handel Sarabande
Vivaldi Largo from Winter
Handel La Rejouissance
Jeremiah Clarke Trumpet Tune
Bach Ave Maria
Vivaldi Allegro from Spring
Charpentier Prelude from Te Deum
Bach Jesu Joy of man’s desiring
Handel Ombra mai fu
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Musici Ireland return to Ardee Baroque Festival:
St Mary’s Church of Ireland, Ardee
7.30pm
The 2022 Ardee Baroque festival opens with a concert featuring Irish soprano Roisin O’Grady and Musici Ireland in a programme of glorious works for voice and strings including Handel’s Gloria – a work thought to have been written c.1707 but only discovered in 2001.
Simon Harden - Organ
Lidia Jewloszewicz Clarke and Maria Ryan - Violins
Beth McNinch - Viola
Katie Tertell - Cello
Rameau deux Tabourins [2.15’]
Carlo Farina Pavane [4’]
Giuseppe Torelli Concerto for strings Op.6 No.1 [5.30’]
I know my redeemer liveth from Messiah [5.20’]
Dido's lament from Purcell's Dido and Aeneas [7.45’]
Bach, bist du bei mir [2.40’]
Vivaldi Alla Rustica [4.30’]
Vivaldi's Nulla in mundo pax sincera (first aria only) [6.30’]
Antonio Vivaldi "Concerto RV 127" [5’]
Handel's cantata Gloria [16’]
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Musici Ireland provide the orchestra for New Ross Singers’ performance of Gounod St Cecilia Mass.
Rosbercon Church, New Ross 7.30pm
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Beth will be recording at Windmill Lane Studios.
Violinist Lynda O’Connor is recording her debut album, featuring Vivaldi Four Seasons and a new work by acclaimed Irish composer Ailbhe McDonagh “Irish Four Seasons”
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Beth will be performing 10 concerts in Co Mayo with the Covid Care Concerts team from Mobile Music Machine.
Providing live world class performances to residents of care homes.
With Tenor Anthony Kearns
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With London Concertante
TIMINGS
Sunday 30th October
18:45 – Doors open
19:30 – Concert begins
21:30 – Final doors
PROGRAMME
Albinoni – Oboe Concerto in D minor
Pachelbel – Canon in D
Bach – Concerto for Violin & Oboe in C minor
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
ABOUT
The UK based chamber orchestra, London Concertante, regularly perform up to and over one hundred concerts per year, making it the busiest ensemble of its kind in the country. Regularly selling out venues such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Southwark Cathedral, the ensemble performs in some of the most prestigious venues around Britain and abroad, with recent tours taking them to USA, Finland, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Spain and France. With their numerous recordings reaching great critical acclaim, the ensemble is continually regarded as one of the finest groups in Europe since their founding in 1991.
If you don’t consider yourself ‘in the know’ about Mozart, Beethoven, or Bach, fear not, this is the orchestra for you. The London Concertante boasts an impressive audience record in which an impressive 50% of spectators are first time classical concert goers! The London Concertante has its audience laughing at jokes, gasping at virtuosity, moved by gorgeous string playing, and leaving with a smile on their faces.
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With London Concertante
19:15 – Doors open
20:00 – Concert begins
22:00 – Final doors
PROGRAMME
Albinoni – Oboe Concerto in D minor
Pachelbel – Canon in D
Bach – Concerto for Violin & Oboe in C minor
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
ABOUT
The UK based chamber orchestra, London Concertante, regularly perform up to and over one hundred concerts per year, making it the busiest ensemble of its kind in the country. Regularly selling out venues such as St. Martin-in-the-Fields and Southwark Cathedral, the ensemble performs in some of the most prestigious venues around Britain and abroad, with recent tours taking them to USA, Finland, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Spain and France. With their numerous recordings reaching great critical acclaim, the ensemble is continually regarded as one of the finest groups in Europe since their founding in 1991.
If you don’t consider yourself ‘in the know’ about Mozart, Beethoven, or Bach, fear not, this is the orchestra for you. The London Concertante boasts an impressive audience record in which an impressive 50% of spectators are first time classical concert goers! The London Concertante has its audience laughing at jokes, gasping at virtuosity, moved by gorgeous string playing, and leaving with a smile on their faces.
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With Musici Ireland at Greenacres, Wexford 7.30pm
Rebecca Clarke Viola sonata
Nino Rota Intermezzo
Liam Bates Time-Lapse for Piano 4 hands and Viola
With
Lance Coburn and Soo-Jung Ann Piano
Presented by Music for Wexford and Wexford Arts Festival
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Beth will be attending the Fira Terrega Festival in Catalonia with the Creation Artists program
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St Anns Church Dawson St, Dublin
1.20pm
with Musici Ireland
Piano Quintet
AILBHE MCDONAGH Apalachian String Quartet (Irish Premiere)
AMY BEACH Piano Quintet
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St Anns Church Dawson St, Dublin
1.20pm
with Musici Ireland
Beth McNinch- Viola,
Lance Coburn, piano
Sharon Carty Mezzo Soprano
REBECCA CLARKE viola Sonata
REBECCA CLARKE selection of songs
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St Anns Church Dawson St, Dublin
1.20pm
with Musici Ireland
Lidia Jewloszewicz Clarke, Cillian O’Breachain VIOLINS
Beth McNinchVIOLA
Ailbhe McDonagh CELLO
REBECCA CLARKE Poem for String Quartet
SALLY BEAMISH Gala Water for Solo Cello
DEIRDRE MCKAY Mr Shah
LIBBY CROAD Deeds Not Words for solo viola WORLD PREMIERE
JESSIE MONTGOMERY Strum
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Thursday 21st July 8pm
Church of Ireland, Boyle
Boyle Arts Festival
with the Wolfgang Ensemble
Vivaldi Four Seasons (with Lynda O’Connor- Violin)
Interval
Mozart Divertimento
Bill Whelan Innishlacken
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Rebecca Clarke viola Sonata
Noino Rota Intermezzo
Liam Bates “Goodbye Mr Johnson” for piano 4 Hands and viola- World Premiere
Castletown House, Celbridge 7pm
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Musici Ireland Live from Wells House.
Four concerts over the June bank holiday weekend, for more info and to buy tickets:
https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/musici-ireland-live-from-wells-house-337899
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Postponed until 2023
Venue: Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford
Time 3.30pm
with violinist Jane Hackett
Including works by Spohr, Mozart, Martinu, Bartok
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May is a busy month of recording sessions, covid care concerts with the Mobile Music Machine and preparing for the Musici Ireland festival in June
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The 2nd residential week of Creation 21/22 bursary, to explore cross genre collaboration will be in Catalonia this week
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with Musici Ireland
Johnstown Castle tbc
Time: 3pm
String Quartet and Harp
Music by Bax, Caplet, Siobhan Cleary and Jessie Montgomery, Rebecca Clarke and Valentin Silvestrov
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Venue: Mermaid Arts Centre, Bray
Time: 3pm
In this concert, Musici Ireland presents a wonderful selection of Classic film music. These marvellous arrangements for string quartet will take you on a journey of discovery, from Barbers’ Adagio (Platoon) to Boccherini's Joyful La Musica Notturna di Madrid (Master & Commander), all expertly performed by one of Ireland’s leading chamber ensembles.
Lynda O'Connor and Lidia Jewloszewicz-Clarke VIOLINS
Beth McNinch VIOLA
Aoife Burke CELLO
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Beth will be appearing on BBC Radio 3 as soloist in Telemann’s viola concerto. A concert performance recorded in July 2021 with Musici Ireland.
from 12.30am on “Through the night” with Catriona Young
2021
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Beth will be appearing as Principal viola with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland at the National Concert Hall, Dublin.
Please see www.nch.ie for more details.
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Venue: St Peter’s Church of Ireland, Drogheda
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: https://droicheadartscentre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873628028
Saint-Saëns Piano Quintet in A Major, Op.14
Saint-Saëns Septet in E flat major, Op. 65
Fiachra Garvey (piano), Musici Ireland (strings) and Niall O’Sullivan (trumpet)
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Dolmen Dance Project
Venue: Dance Ireland, Dublin
Time: 5pm
Tickets: https://www.danceireland.ie/whats-on/events/new-movements-vivian-brodie-hayes/
The movement research for DOLMEN was developed with dancers Sorcha O'Connor and Caroline Lawless. Music created by composer Liam Bates and performed by Musici Ireland string trio, Beth McNinch, David O'Doherty, Siobhan Lynch.
Vivian began this research through the generous support of a Dance Ireland Residency in June, working specifically with the physical weight of carrying and personal memory. She then continued around County Wexford, spending time at sites of remembrance and reflection, holy wells, grottos, old graveyards, ruins.... considering personal and communal history, weight of emotion, memory and prayer.
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Dolmen Dance Project
Venue: National Opera House
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: https://www.nationaloperahouse.ie/whats-on/show/dolmen1
DOLMEN
Looking at what we carry and what we remember.
Choreography: Vivian Brodie Hayes
Original Composition: Liam Bates
Dancers: Caroline Lawless, Sorcha O'Connor, Vivian Brodie Hayes
Music performed by Musici Ireland String Trio: David O'Doherty, Beth McNinch, Siobhan Lynch
Dramaturgy: Lou Cope
Producer: Gwen VanSpÿk
This special event will also include a short post-performance talk with invited guest, Karla Sánchez Zepeda, art professional and farmer. She will discuss topics that are going to be explored during the residency, including environmental thinking and artistic practices. She will speak about Cultural Sustainability and Regenerative Agriculture and facilitate an exchange of ideas.
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Musici Ireland
Ardee Baroque Festival
Venue: St Mary’s Church Ardee
Time: 8pm
Tickets: www.ardeebaroque.com
VIVALDI Guitar Concerto in D, Rv93
BOCCHERINI String Quintet “LA MUSICA NOTTURNA DELLE STRADE DI MADRID" OP.30 NO.6
SCHOP Lachrimae Pavan
Santiago De Murcia Jacaràs
BOCCHERINI Guitar Quintet "FANDANGO"
Guitar: Eamon Sweeney
Violin 1: Joanne Quigley
Violin 2: Jane hackett
Viola: Beth McNinch
Cello 1: Katie Tertell
Cello 2: Siobhan Lynch
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Venue: Presentation Centre, Enniscorthy
Time: 3.30pm
Tickets: https://wexfordartscentre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873621399
Musici Ireland
Bruch String Quintet in Eb
Beethoven String Quintet Op 29
Violin 1: Mia Cooper
Violin 2: Victor Vegas
Viola 1: Beth McNinch
Viola 2: Gawain Usher
Cello: Katie Tertell
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Venue: National Opera House
Beth will be appearing as Principal Viola for the Wexford Festival Operas 70th Season.
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Venue: Greenacres Gallery, Wexford
Time: 7.30pm
Beth McNinch: Viola
Lance Coburn: Piano
An exciting evening of music featuring works by Schumann, Prokofiev, Cole Porter & Wexford composer Liam Bates.
Co-presented by Wexford Arts Festival and Music For Wexford, Musici Ireland are delighted to be performing this eclectic programme for a live audience.
Special guest is Wexford’s own Liam Bates, composer of the hit Christmas show Noel, who will introduce his works “Out of the Blue” and “Dancing with Gioconda”.
Other works include 2 movements from the Prokofiev “Romeo and Juliet” suite, Schumann “Märchenbilder”, Carl Vine “Five Bagatelles” and Cole Porter “It’s Alright by me” alongside music by Thea Musgrave.
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Venue: Presentation Centre, Enniscorthy
Time: 2pm
Dolmen Dance Project
Looking at what we carry and what we remember.
Choreography by Vivian Brodie HayesOriginal Composition by Liam Bates
Dancers: Caroline Lawless, Sorcha O’Connor & Vivian Brodie Hayes
Music Performed by: Musici Ireland String Trio
Dramatury: Lou Cope
Producer: Gwen Van Spÿk