Our 14th Year Celebrating Irish Connections
Our 14th Year Celebrating Irish Connections
13th - 16th October 2016
Ensemble Marsyas – Virtuosic music for winds from the 18th century
Curtis Auditorium, CIT Cork School of Music
Thursday 13th October, 8pm
Rachel Kelly, Peter Whelan & Cork Baroque Orchestra
Curtis Auditorium, CIT Cork School of Music
Friday 14th October, 8pm
“Dream Hunting” with the Giordani String Quartet
Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh
Saturday 15th October, 8pm
The Piper and the Faerie Queen – Camerata Kilkenny and David Power
St.Multose Church, Kinsale
Sunday 16th October, 3.30pm
We have a wonderful programme of events this year, some very well known faces and names, music from local up and coming young musicians, workshops, and some late night sessions for a bit of craic.
Please Support East Cork Early Music
East Cork Early Music, a registered charity, is generously supported by the Arts Council and County Council, but the cost of running a festival of this scale and artistic ambition is high and your continued support helps make the festival what it is.
Ortús Chamber Music Festival from 3rd-5th March 2017
Cork musicians, Mairéad Hickey (violin) and Sinéad O’Halloran (cello) are delighted to invite you to join them in celebrating the second Ortús Chamber Music Festival from 3rd-5th March 2017 in Midleton, Cork City and Cobh. Joining them in the second Ortús Festival will be Phoebe White (violin), Ruth Gibson (viola), Brian O’Kane (cello), Gary Beecher (piano) and Kelley Lonergan (soprano).
Schools’ Workshops with Lilliburlero Trio
The Lilliburlero Trio plays chamber music from the 17th and 18th century, with a special focus on a very transparent and expressive delivery. Eimear Reidy, cello Eimear Reidy (Cork, Ireland) studied modern cello at the Cork school of music and modern and baroque...