Millicent Singers was founded in 1996, and is a choir based in Clane, County Kildare, known for their dedication to choral singing and community engagement. Under the leadership of their musical director, Alan Kelly and accompanist Caroline Cutliffe, the choir has grown in confidence and versatility, exploring a wide range of repertoire from classical to contemporary works. Over the past decade, They have enjoyed success in choral competitions, as well as opportunities to share their love of music at local concerts and events around County Kildare. The choir has performed live on RTÉ television, in the National Concert Hall and alongside some of Ireland’s most established and up-and-coming artists including Celine Byrne, Niall O’Sullivan, The Irish Studio Orchestra and Leah Barniville. They are regular attendees at choral festivals across Ireland.
The Festival's Choral Trail is a unique and exciting opportunity for choral music lovers to experience the magic of choral performances in unexpected and delightful locations. As you join the trail, you will have the chance to encounter visiting choirs from different parts of the world, showcasing their diverse talents and styles in pop-up performances […]
Led by: Thérèse O'Sullivan In this workshop Thérèse will provide useful insights into how choirsand singing groups can incorporate movement into their vocalstorytelling and singing practices.
The Festival's Choral Trail is a unique and exciting opportunity for choral music lovers to experience the magic of choral performances in unexpected and delightful locations. As you join the trail, you will have the chance to encounter visiting choirs from different parts of the world, showcasing their diverse talents and styles in pop-up performances […]
Join St Fin Barre’s Cathedral Choir for the service of Choral Eucharist. Throughout the years music has played an important part in the liturgy of the Cathedral. Eucharist is celebrated by Christians around the world as a memorial of the death and resurrection of Jesus. Welcome to Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral, a magnificent piece of […]
The organ was built in 1870 by William Hill & Sons. It consisted of three manuals, over 4,500 pipes and 40 stops. The main organ utilised a tubular-pneumatic action, with tracker action for the other two manuals. It was in place for the cathedral’s grand opening on Saint Andrew’s Day, 1870, and positioned in the west […]
Situated near the heart of Cork, St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral is the most recent ecclesiastical site located where the saint is believed to have founded his monastic school in the 7th century. The building contains more than 1,260 sculptures, a 24-lb cannonball, a legacy of the Siege of Cork in 1690 and an organ that […]
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