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Chamber Choir Ireland led by Paul Hillier. Friday 30th September at 19.30
Presenting Tchaikovsky’s Liturgy of St John Chrysostum Although best known for his Romantic symphonies and ballets, Tchaikovsky’s breath-taking Liturgy of St John Chrysostum, a setting of fifteen pieces from the Russian Orthodox Liturgy written for unaccompanied choir, is full of rich, intense and sonorous harmonies. Led by Paul Hillier, Chamber Choir Ireland performs this sublime…
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The Boyne Music Festival closing Concert Sunday 31 July @8pm
A programme featuring beautiful works by Mozart, Schumann, Berlioz, Fauré and more. Sunday, 31 July 2022 – 8:00 pm 10:00 pm St. Peter’s Church of Ireland, Peter Street, Drogheda Programme WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Clarinet Quintet in A major, K.581 ÉMILE PALADIHLE Au bord de l’eau JULES MASSENET Elegie GABRIEL FAURÉ Pleurs d’or HECTOR BERLIOZ …
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Royal Meath Accordion Orchestra Charity Concert – Friday 15th July, 2022 at 8.00pm
Royal Meath Accordion Orchestra are delighted to announce details of their Annual Charity Variety Concert. The 2022 edition will feature our friends from “Musik Akkordia”, Germany and a wide variety of talent from the North East Region. The night promises to be “one not to be missed”. All proceeds from this years concert will be…
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Cancelled – Unique father and son concert Sunday 22nd May at 3pm.
Cancelled
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Tredagh Singers Friday May 27th at 8pm
Hallelujah! Tredagh Singers return with a joyful concert for Alzheimer Centre Tredagh Singers, Drogheda’s longest established and most successful mixed voice choir, returns to action after the long pandemic imposed break with a concert in St. Peter’s Church of Ireland on May 27th at 8pm which will include the Hallelujah Corus and other excerpts from…
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Vadim Gluzman (violin), Johannes Moser (cello) and Yevgeny Sudbin (piano) 14 May at 19:30
Making a welcome return to Drogheda, cellist Johannes Moser will be joined by his trio partners Vadim Gluzman violin and Yevgeny Sudbin piano for a genuine starry line up. Performing Shostakovich’s two very contrasting piano trios along with Schubert’s mammoth first piano trio and Arvo Pärt’s sorrowful Mozart Adagio. Please note it is subject to…