The Honan Chapel, dedicated to St. Finbarr of Cork, is a unique case-study illustrating the role played by the Dublin schools in helping to renew Cork craftsmanship in the first decades of the twentieth-century. The chapel and its liturgical collection are products of the Irish Arts & Crafts Movement (1894-1925). This accounts for the overall unity of style. The designers were searching for a new sense of Irish national identity on the threshold of political independence from Britain. This was expressed by looking back to the traditions of Celtic art and Hiberno-Romanesque architecture and blending them with contemporary tastes for Art Nouveau. 

The mission of the Honan Chapel is to serve the students and staff of UCC by being a Catholic place of worship, of sanctuary and of peace, where people can encounter the presence of Christ through the holy Eucharist, through the various liturgical and spiritual occasions held in the chapel, as well as through the immense peace and beauty of the chapel itself. 

CORO DE CAMARA AURORA (Costa Rica)

El Torito - Trad., arr. Allen Torres
Cofrecito de Dudas - Roberto Valera (b. 1938)
Adiós Nonino - Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992)
Ejercicio de Piano con Amapola - Nicolás Guillén (1902-1989) & Electo Silva (1930-2017)
Celebración para el Arcoiris - Jorge Córdoba (b. 1953)
Congolí Changó - Luis Enrique Mejía Godoy (b. 1945), arr. Rolando Brenes

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY SINGERS (USA)

Caritas habundat - Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179)
Lux aeterna - Edward Elgar (1857-1934), arr. John Cameron (b. 1944)
Rocky Road to Dublin - Trad. Irish, arr. Martin Koren Nesheim (b. 1963)
Jerusalem - Trad. Irish, arr. Michael McGlynn (b. 1964)
I Got a Song! - Colin Lett (b. 1983)
This Little Light of Mine - Harry Dixon Loes (1892-1965), arr. Stacey Gibbs (b. 1963)