Cassiopeia: a group of five bright stars, to be found in the northern sky in the shape of a W. Cassiopeia Winds is an Irish chamber wind ensemble formed in 2010, whose performances are marked by vivacity, panache and a dedication to the exploration of fine sound-worlds. Though the ensemble has the capacity to expand or contract to suit its innovative programming, at its core is a quintet of players whose members are among the finest in the country. Includes the premiere of "The sun hovered briefly on the horizon" commissioned by the quintet.

This is an online performance streamed from the Hugh Lane Gallery. Cassiopeia Winds is a group of five exceptional musicians whose sheer joy in performing together is contagious, bringing a real sense of excitement and fun to their music-making. Includes the premiere of "The sun hovered briefly on the horizon" commissioned by the quintet.

Cassiopeia Winds is a group of five exceptional musicians whose sheer joy in performing together is contagious, bringing a real sense of excitement and fun to their music-making. The programme includes the premiere of "The sun hovered briefly on the horizon", commissioned by the quintet.

Part of Cassiopeia Wind Quintet Autumn Tour. Includes the premiere of "The sun hovered briefly on the horizon", commissioned by the quintet with funds generously provided by the Arts Council Ireland.

Until 15 Aug

One, Small, Precise, Poetic, Spiralling Mixture Created especially for Chamber Music on Valentia, One, Small, Precise, Poetic, Spiralling Mixture is an A/V installation using 4 asynchronous tape loops and resonating hand pan drum.

Meet our Festival Composer Dr. Mary Dullea, Artistic Director, interviews featured our 2021 Festival Composer Jonathan Nangle, discussing his installation and other works featured in the Festival. There will be a special live performance of Jonathan Nangle’s ‘Where Distant City Lights Flicker On Half-Frozen Ponds’ for solo violin and resonators. There will be an opportunity for a Q&A.

Exploding Stars Members of the Carducci and ConTempo String Quartets and Fidelio Trio combine forces to bring you a transformative evening of music inspired by travels on earth and in the skies with music by Linda Buckley and Jonathan Nangle, plus a special performance of Steve Reich’s seminal work, ‘Different Trains’. This event has been specially recorded in one of Valentia’s wonderful venues, for you to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.

Chamber Music and Song on the Island This concert, recorded on Valentia Island, features musicians from celebrated chamber ensembles including Fidelio Trio, Carducci Quartet and ConTempo String Quartet joined by soprano, Daire Halpin. The programme of music by Irish composers includes Charles Villiers Stanford’s youthful Piano Quartet from 1879, preceded by a performance of Jonathan Nangle’s evocative Snáth with Irish language texts by Colm Breathnach, Nuala Ní Chonchúir and Michael Davitt, plus a selection from Ernest Moeran’s ‘Songs from County Kerry’ as befitting the Festival.

A Little Night-Music We are pleased to be joined by our 2021 Festival Artists for an evening of new music and world premieres from across Ireland and Great Britain, including World and Irish premieres from composers Raymond Deane, Seán Ó Dalaigh and Errollyn Wallen plus music by Lili Boulanger and Jonathan Nangle.

47th series of Dún Laoghaire Summer Organ Concerts Programme Rose Connolly (b.2000) Strength (premiere) Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 543 Jonathan Nangle (b.1981) Toccata L’homme armé Sebastian Adams (b.1991) 2019.7 Franz Liszt (1811–1886) Fantasy and Fugue on “Ad nos, ad salutarem undam”, S.259

The third instalment in CMC's summer series of short online performances, the Courtyard Sessions, is a collaboration between clarinettist Deirdre O'Leary, composer Jonathan Nangle, and actress Brid Ni Chumhaill. The short programme includes pieces by Jonathan Nangle and Stephen Gardner, as well as an improvisation for bass clarinet and electronics. PROGRAMME - Jonathan Nangle - upward into dark blue air for percussion and electronics for robot orchestra - Jonathan Nangle - our headlights blew softly into the black, illuminating very little (Deirdre O'Leary) - Jonathan Nangle / Deirdre O'Leary - Improvisation - Stephen Gardner - Quiet for bass clarinet and speaker (Deirdre O'Leary, Brid Ni Chumhaill) - Jonathan Nangle - Goldberg Variation

On 11th April 2021, the Kaleidoscope Season Launch premieres at 8.30pm online. Featuring The Dublin Viols , Ian Finlay (Sax & electronics), William Butt (cello) & Joachim Roewver (viola) and The Alexandra Potinga Quartet (Jazz standards). This upcoming season boasts 6 featured artists, 6 commissions and a new podcast! Celebrating all that is inquisitive, innovative and exquisite in music performance in Ireland, the Kaleidoscope Music series kicks off this season with a concert performance recorded live at Rathfarnham Castle. Performed in this wonderful Elizabethan Castle, the series presents Lute song performed by The Dublin Viols, music from Dowland, Purcell, Ferrabosco and more, an ideal setting for the genre. Ian Finlay will bring us Irish composer Jonathan Nangle’s work Artificial Blissful State (2016) for Baritone Saxophone and Electronics. This work is a commentary on the rise of AI (artificial intelligence) within our daily lives. Here an aggressive electronic track drives forward, unrelenting, unflinching, a steady pulse against which the saxophone plays their role, sometimes irregular and jarring, pushing against the tide of ‘progress’. This is paired with Dutch “ Avant Pop” composer Jacob TV’s Pimpin for baritone sax and beatbox. A fusion of classical and modern music set to critical commentary inspired by present-day topics. Romanian born and now Dublin based jazz vocalist Alexandra Potinga will perform a selection of jazz standards with her creme de la creme of hot Irish Jazz talent. William Butt (cello) and Joachim Roewer (viola) will bring us Beethoven’s duo nicknamed “The Eyeglass” in E-flat major. Composed circa 1796 it was written for a cellist friend of Beethoven to duo with, both of whom required glasses to read the music… we certainly did not hear enough Beethoven in 2020 due to our global circumstances so here Kaleidoscope presents two friends, who also happen to wear glasses! Kaleidoscope Night at the Castle Season Launch takes place on Sunday 11th April 2021 - Premiere at 8.30pm. Watch the event here on our website on our livestream page.

This online Musical Tales event presented by the Contemporary Music Centre, Ireland in association with One Dublin One Book features performances of works by composers from Ireland Linda Buckley, Greg Caffrey, Ben Dwyer, David Fennessy, Deirdre McKay and Jonathan Nangle that were selected from CMC’s collection by composer curator Jane O’Leary based on connections in some way with Leonard and Hungry Paul by Rónán Hession, be it through themes, era, characters, places, ideas, sounds, images, etc. Performances of these works are presented alongside readings by author Rónán Hession of extracts from the book that inspired curator Jane O'Leary’s selection of works for the following programme, together with contributions by the curator in which she explains why these extracts inspired selection of the works performed: exploding stars (2011) by Linda Buckley, performed by violinist Darragh Morgan a pale yellow sky, mvts. 1 and 6 (2005) by Deirdre McKay, performed by harpist Clíona Doris Changeless and the changed (2014)by David Fennessy, performed by violinist Alice Rickards and cellist Sonia Cromarty disjecta iii from five disjecta (after Beckett) (2019) by Benjamin Dwyer, performed by composer guitarist Benjamin Dwyer Mandala (2020) by Jonathan Nangle, performed by clarinettist Deirdre O'Leary Bagatelle No. 2 (2019) by Greg Caffrey, performed by guitarist Matthew McAllister This will be followed by a live Panel Discussion led by CMC’s Linda O’Shea Farren, in which Rónan Hession, Jane O’Leary and some of the featured composers and performers will participate via zoom, with an opportunity for the audience to ask questions of the Panel.

The Walled City Music Festival is thrilled to present this stunning collaboration of music and dance in partnership with the Arizona State University Dance Faculty. Featuring traditional Irish music performed and recorded in An Culturlánn (Derry), and music composed by Irish composers Linda Buckley, Greg Caffrey, Jonathan Nangle and Christopher Norby, and violinist/composer Daniel Roumain, this performance will be a very special spectacle of modern dance, hip hop and salsa to close the 12thWalled City Music Festival.

An online performance featuring a new commission by electro-acoustic composer Jonathan Nangle, performed by Crash Ensemble clarinettist Deirdre O’Leary.

Members of the RIAM Faculty as well as Masters and Doctorate students come together to present their research projects. Our guest speaker is Keith Johnson, Director of Marketing and Membership, IMRO. ++ Deconstructing Surface Patterns: Identifying musical elements and compositional devices to evaluate context within the solo piano piece Surface Patterns (2020) - Jonathan Nangle (RIAM Musicianship Faculty)

Almost three years since their last gig together, Sebastian Adams (viola) and Jonathan Nangle (electronics) play an improvised duo set in Unit 3, James Joyce Street. Presented by Kirkos

Following a hugely successful collaboration with their musical counterparts from the Paris Conservatoire, exceptional musicians from the Royal Irish Academy of Music look forward to another highly-charged concert at the National Gallery of Ireland as part of New Music Dublin 2020. Includes the premiere of Surface Patterns for solo piano.

Tionscadal na nAmhrán Ealaíne Gaeilge. In 2018, Bliain na Gaeilge/Year of Irish, in a desire to make a significant contribution to the canon of Irish language art song and to enliven interaction between classical composers and Irish language poets, Dáirine Ní Mheadhra commissioned fifty new art songs, set exclusively to Irish language texts, from Irish and International composers.

As part of Spike Cello Festival 2020, we look forward to unveiling a new interactive music installation from composer Jonathan Nangle.

Please join us for the third and final installment of our epic concert series The Lord of the Bings: The Return of the Bing. We will present two different evening programs of multichannel immersive music and soundscapes in Bing Concert Hall Studio. Our GRAIL sound system will be deployed again in a 3D setup for a selection of pieces from CCRMA and around the Middle-earth.

Sounding Bodies, a collaborative happening between Kirkos Ensemble and Tonnta Vocal Ensemble. Includes a performance of Vivid Trace for Toy Piano and Mechanical Music Box

David Adams performs in the final concert of the 2019 Dun Laoghaire Organ Concert series. Includes Toccata L'Homme Armé plus a new work by Sebastian Adams.

To celebrate Ireland's participation in the ICSM World Music Days 2019 and the IAMIC Annual Meeting Sebastian Adams will perform a number of works for solo viola, including 'crowned with a halo of gold and decorated with white flowers'

Sebastian Adams and Yseult Cooper-Stockdale perform a lunchtime recital of works for Viola and Cello. Included among the pieces will be 'my heart stopped a thousand beats'.

Until 09 Feb

The Curious Cello, an interactive installation.

Irish Composers Collective - Exploring Electronics. Includes a performance of 'Helen Street'

Dulciana Choir performs Benjamin Britten's Ceremony of Carols along with new and old seasonal works.

Join New Dublin Voices in the beautiful surrounds of Dublin's Christchurch Cathedral as they perform a selection of seasonal choral pieces ranging from the traditional to contemporary works, including the premiere performance of Luminous Star by Irish composer Jonathan Nangle.

Join Irish record label Ergodos on a unique musical walking trail through the city. On a winding route through back streets and laneways, you’ll discover music from a fascinating range of musicians and composers.

Join the Irish record label Ergodos on a unique musical walking trail through the city. On a winding route through the city’s back streets and laneways, you’ll discover music from a fascinating range of musicians and composers.

Signum Quartet present a concert of Tiny Premieres. Part of their ongoing "Quartweet" series of pieces containing 140 notes or less.

TCD Singers Presents 'Gold and Chrysoprase' Premiering the newly composed work " Christmas Carol" by Jonathan Nangle Followed by classic works from composers such as Elgar, Stenhammar, Morley, Praetorius and more.

Culture Night Performance of Vivid Trace plus other works for Toy Piano

Crash Ensemble perform works from the album Pause

Kirkoskammer returns to Bewley’s Café Theatre, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre on Monday 17th July, sharpening its focus on our fantastic clarinetist Léonie Bluett. July’s concert features a strong core of Irish and Ireland-based composers, with the premiere of a new work by Andrew Hamilton, commissioned with funds from the Arts Council, and another Kirkos outing for Kevin Volans’ clarinet:solo, originally written for Léonie. This virtuosic and colourful programme will be completed by Jonathan Nangle’s Particle, Johannes Kreidler’s Two Pieces for Clarinet and Video and more. Léonie is currently based in Berlin but remains a Kirkos stalwart, and we’re always excited to put her centre stage. She has studied at RIAM and London’s Royal Academy of Music, and has won numerous prizes including Buffet Crampon Clarinet Prize 2014 and Flax Trust Bursary 2013. She has played alongside Camerata Ireland, Wide Open Opera & Britten-Pears Orchestra, and regularly performs as a contemporary soloist. As always, we’ll be serving complimentary wine from 7pm, with music beginning at 7.30pm.

Until 25 Jun

Interactive Installations: Music, Movement and Light. 3 sound installations as part of The Ark, summer music series.

We approached a number of musicians to come up with a new idea for a music performance for children and this is your chance to see what they’ve come up with! You’ll also get to see some interesting spaces in The Ark’s neighbourhood so it will be a walking musical adventure. We are delighted to be working with our neighbours Project Arts Centre, Temple Bar Gallery + Studios and the Gallery of Photography to present these 3 fun and fresh mini-concerts as part of a walking music discovery trail through Temple Bar.

Album launch of Darragh Morgan's 'For Violin and Electronics' on Diatribe Records. Features 'where distant city lights flicker on half-frozen ponds' for violin and resonators.

Launch of Darragh Morgan's new album 'For Violin and Electronics' on Diatribe Records. The album features a recording of 'where distant city lights flicker on half-frozen ponds' for violin and resonators.

Joanna Nicholson and Emma Lloyd will perform and evening of music for clarinet, violin and electronics including the premieres of new work by Matthew Whiteside and Nina Whiteman alongside Timothy Cooper’s Shimmering and Kaija Saariaho's Vent Nocturne and Jonathan Nangle's 'our headlights blew softly into the black, illuminating very little'

Joanna Nicholson and Emma Lloyd perform and evening of music for clarinet, violin and electronics in Edinburgh. The programme includes: Kaija Saariaho – Vent Nocturne Yannis Kyriakides – Flock Timothy Cooper – Shimmering Matthew Whiteside – new work Nina Whiteman – new work Jonathan Nangle – Our Headlights Blew Softly Into the Black, Illuminating Very Little by Kerry Hagan – Requiem by Ken Ueno – Vedananupassana

Alex Petcu will give a recital as part of his PhD studies at the RIAM Dublin. Includes the premiere performance of 'upward into dark blue air' for percussion and electronics.

Kaleidoscope present a Festival Night in association with New Music Dublin 2017. Includes a performance of Vivid Trace for Toy Piano and Mechanical Music Box

Martin O’Leary brings his unique insight as a composer, performer and lecturer to a specially selected programme of solo piano music by Irish composers.

The Contemporary Music Centre continues its 2016 Salon Series and returns to the Lutheran Hall on Adelaide Road. This concert features a programme of modern Irish music by musicians Gavin Brennan (saxophone), Aileen Cahill (piano), Adrian Mantu (cello) and Andreea Banciu (viola). Includes the premiere of Artificial Blissful State for Baritone Sax and Electronics

Composing the Island: Here and Now, Crash Ensemble New Music Marathon

Composing the Island: Organ Music 1990-2016 This concert features Irish organ works composed by non-organists, perhaps surprisingly resulting in a series of idiomatic and virtuosic works perfectly married to the instrument.

Premiere performance of 'In the night lands' for S.S.A.A. Performed by Dulciana under the direction of Judith Lyons

An event that explores the edges of this composer/performer/listener roles and asks you to consider how and why we hear and listen to everything. Combines composed | partially improvised | fully improvised music, sounding the full spectrum of approaches and results.

The Contemporary Music Centre Salon Series returns this April. This year's series was curated by Irish composer Linda Buckley and it will feature a diverse and eclectic programme across six events. This concert features Sebastian Adams performing works for viola written especially for him.

A recital of new viola works written for Sebastian Adams by composers including Finola Merivale, Daniel Barkley, Jonathan Nangle, Tom Lane, Garrett Sholdice and Tyler Gilmore.

David Adams will perform Toccata L'homme arme in a Gala Concert in aid of the Grammar School Building Programme Featuring the choirs of Saint Patrick’s Cathedral & Saint Patrick’s Cathedral Grammar School (Stuart Nicholson & Áine Balfe directors) with Compere Tim Thurston and guest soloists.

As Ireland reflects on a historic 100-year milestone, take a glimpse at what the next century might hold for Irish composition. Future Composers brings together three of Ireland’s most innovative new music ensembles – The Dublin Laptop Orchestra, Kirkos Ensemble, and Tonnta - to perform works by emerging Irish composers for electronics, acoustic instruments, and voices respectively, and culminates in all three groups joining forces to perform a new large-scale work by award-winning composer Linda Buckley, specially commissioned for the event. Presented by Ensemble Music, who along with the performing groups strive to present classical music in non-traditional settings. Future Composers explores the full sonic range of new Irish composition in a unique, immersive surrounding. Please note that Future composers is a standing gig, no seating.

AUDIOGRAFT FESTIVAL 2016 8th – 20th March Darragh Morgan "Exploding Stars" Features 'where distant city lights flicker on half-frozen ponds'

Crash Ensemble perform their 'Born in the 80's' programme at Waterford New Music Week. Includes performances of V-I and PAUSE

The Association of Irish Composers’ Directions concert series continues with a concert curated by Ed Bennett and performed by Paul Roe (clarinets) and Kate Ellis (cello). Features 'our headlights blew softly into the black, illuminating very little' for Bass Clarinet and Electronics

Beata Maria is the story of the birth of Christ told from the perspective of Mary and through the music of ten composers associated with the Royal Irish Academy of Music on a text by Kevin O'Connell. Includes the work 'Gabriels Message' for tape.

"I have long been fascinated by the North - the Nordic countries, expanse of land and ocean, from residencies on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea, to the vast Icelandic countryside. The title norður comes from the Icelandic word for ‘north’. This programme represents many areas of interest from me, with field recording and themes of sea and winter, to music rooted in immersion and atmosphere. I certainly feel an affinity to the Irish composers featured - the sonic experimentation of Conal Ryan, the purity and harmony of Garrett Sholdice, also deeply inspired by a love of Medieval music. Includes 'Coastal Field Recordings', a work inspired by field recordings from the Dun Laoghaire to Killiney coastal region.

Join the choristers of St Mary’s Pro-Cathedral Girls’ Choir as they present a selection of popular and much-loved seasonal Christmas carols. This is an event for all the family with lots of opportunity for audience participation. Includes a performance of 'Toutes les Clouches Sonnent'

Until 21 Nov

“The Past Presence” highlights The Dock’s culture of commissioning new work, and revisits works past and new interests as part of our 10 year anniversary. Featuring composer Jonathan Nangle and artists Mark Garry, Karl Burke and Aideen Barry.

Crash Ensemble continue their Born in the 80s tour. Features the premiere of 'PAUSE' a new work for Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass and Video by Jonathan Nangle

Crash Ensemble continue their Born in the 80s tour. Features the premiere of 'PAUSE' a new work for Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass and Video by Jonathan Nangle

Chatham Saxophone Quartet Dublin CD Launch

untitled (after Dan Flavin) receives its U.S. premiere at the 17th annual MATA Festival, to be held at The Kitchen, New York. http://matafestival.org/mata-festival/2015-mata-festival/

Crash Ensemble 'Born in the 80's' Crash Ensemble will give the premiere of 'V-I' for 2 or more percussionists in an ongoing set of postcard pieces. http://www.crashensemble.com/events/2015/born-80s-derry-walled-city-music

Crash Ensemble 'Born in the 80's' Crash Ensemble will give the premiere of 'V-I' for 2 or more percussionists in an ongoing set of postcard pieces. http://www.crashensemble.com/events/2015/born-80s-wexford

This unique event was curated by composer Sarah O’Halloran to showcase a diverse selection of fixed-media works featuring original music and moving images. Enjoy opera with animation, Irish dance with sound art, and abstract video art with ambient electronics then vote for your favorite piece.

Mary Dullea's most recent CD release on Métier Divine Art is an exciting and varied collection of premiere recordings by Irish composers. This recital marks the UK launch and will be preceded by a research seminar where Mary discusses the collaborations and the works themselves.

Come and hear New Dublin Voices perform their carols for Christmas. This year’s program involves a wide variety of music, from the delightful to the solemn, from the bright and exciting to the beautiful and sublime. Take some time to get your mind into christmas, while enjoying the beautiful music that we’re only allowed to singin at this time of year! We are also excited to announce that we are launching our new CD which has been produced with Lyric FM. The official launch will be the Christ Church cathedral concert on the 13th of December, but it will be available for sale at any of our Christmas concerts.

Pianist Mary Dullea, in association with the CMC, will launch her new CD "Gothic". Featuring works by Ed Bennett, David Fennessy, John McLachlan, Grainne Mulvey, Frank Lyons, Ben Dwyer and Jonathan Nangle.

The Irish Composers Collective celebrate 10 years of activity with a two day festival of music featuring past and present members. As part of the festival Ergodos will present 'I Call to You' music composed after Bach’s sublime organ chorale prelude ‘Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ’ (BWV 639) by Irish artists Garrett Sholdice, Benedict Schlepper-Connolly, Jonathan Nangle and Simon O’Connor.

Joanna Nicholson (Clarinet) and Matthew Whiteside (Electronics) will perform 'our headlights blew softly into the black, illuminating very little' for Bass Clarinet and Electronics as part of Culture Night at the CMC.

David Adams concludes the 41st Annual Dun Laogaire Organ series in St. Michaels Church with a performance of works by Liszt, Messiaen, Langlais and the premiere performance of 'Toccata' by Jonathan Nangle

New Dublin Voices will give the premiere of 'For the Love of Quiet Things' alongside works by members of the Irish Composer Collective

South Korean organist and 2011 Winner of the Dublin International Organ Competition, Joonho Park, will perform 'BACH est mort' as part of the Dun Laoghaire Summer Organ Concert series, in association with Pipeworks

David Bremner continues his "Irish Canon" recital series with a performance of Contemporary Organ Works, including 'BACH est mort' in St Finbarre's Cathedral, Cork

Live Collision International Festival 2014 presents WHERE SUNDEW* GROWS Dance theatre solo, choreographed and performed by Liadain Herriott Includes music by Jonathan Nangle

Until 20 Apr

David Bremner will perform a selection of pieces by Irish Composers for solo organ in Trinity College Dublin Chapel

Finding Music Composer Linda Buckley grew up on her family’s farm just outside Kinsale, Co. Cork. It was there that her interest in the potential of sound first awakened, from the rhythmic chugging of a milking machine to the ever present rise and fall of the sea. In Finding Music, she explores what it is that compels composers to write music, and the journey they take from blank page to concert performance of a new work. A personal reflection on the creative act, she compares experiences with fellow composers John Buckley, Judith Ring and Jonathan Nangle.

David Bremner will perform 'BACH est mort' for solo organ along with works by other Irish composers. Presented by the Association of Irish Composers

Fractal Music presents Synthesis II, a series of Audio Visual works by Irish Composers.

Until 27 Jul

The Riverbank children’s gallery will present three of Jonathan’s interactive Song Sculptures: Trip the Light Fantastic, Environmental Paving and a brand new piece created as part of the New Music Dublin Festival ‘Creative Labs’ series this March. These ingenious machines use a range of high and low-tech approaches to create music as if by magic, whether it’s drawing energy from natural light or the movements of visitors in the space.

The Rite of Spring reimagined for string trio by fourteen of Ireland’s best composers to celebrate 100 years since its notorious premiere. Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring has become the zero-point from which contemporary music draws its roots. 100 years on, it still has the power to shock.

In this programme of New music, video and dance from Dublin and Bucharest we present six new multimedia works by Irish and Romanian composers, musicians and performers, including three new and recent works by leading electroacoustic and mixed media composers from the Bucharest scene – Diana Rotaru, Cătălin Creţu, and Sabina Ulubeanu – and three newly commissioned works by Irish electronic composers, Jonathan Nangle, Piaras Hoban and Fergal Dowling. The programme includes Cătălin Creţu's stunning interactive video/dance piece 'Inner Dust' and a newly devised 'Ani-motions' by Diana Rotaru.

Horizons portrait concert Sound Installation Trip the Light Fantastic Programme Donal Sarsfield - Between Wood and Water Jonathan Nangle - New Work (premiere) Jonathan Nangle - Then Falls thy Shadow Jonathan Nangle - now is night come quietly

New Dublin Voices will perform Coventry Carol for Counter-Tenor and 3 Soprano's under the direction of conductor Bernie Sherlock

Trinity Singers will perform Coventry Carol for Soprano's and Altos under the direction of Robbie Blake

Kirkos Ensemble will perform as part of the CMC Salon Series in the National Concert Hall.

Mary Dullea will give a free lunchtime recital, to include 'grow quiet gradually' for piano at St. Patrick's College Drumcondra

Kirkos Ensemble will perform 'my heart stopped a thousand beats' for viola and cello as part of the Contemporary Music Centre's 'Musical Happening' in association with Culture Night 2012

'dying from the moment it's struck' for 8-channel tape will receive a performance by Dublin Sound Lab at the Inner Sound Festival in Bucharest

Until 19 Aug

Song Sculptures Trip the light fantastic/Triple Double Pendulums/Environmental Paving will feature at the Kilkenny Arts Festival 2012

Irish Youth Choir present Sound Worlds at the Kilkenny Arts Festival 2012. Programme includes IYC commission 'to see a landscape as it is when I am not there'

Until 22 Jul

Kirkos Ensemble will perform 'my heart stopped a thousand beats' (2008) for viola and cello as part of the Hilltown New Music Festival

Join the dynamic Irish Youth Choir in their 30th anniversary year as 100 of Ireland’s finest young singers present a tribute to all free-thinkers, free-imaginers and freesingers, past and present. It promises to be a staggeringly beautiful programme in Cork’s finest choral location. Featuring music by Haydn, Mozart, Mahler, John Taverner, Giovanni Gabrieli, Arvo Pärt, Hans Leo Hassler, Lennon and McCartney, and a world premiere of a new commission by acclaimed young Irish composer Jonathan Nangle, under acclaimed artistic director Greg Beardsell.

Join the dynamic Irish Youth Choir in their 30th anniversary year as 100 of Ireland’s finest young singers present a tribute to all free-thinkers, free-imaginers and freesingers, past and present. It promises to be a staggeringly beautiful programme in Cork’s finest choral location. Featuring music by Haydn, Mozart, Mahler, John Taverner, Giovanni Gabrieli, Arvo Pärt, Hans Leo Hassler, Lennon and McCartney, and a world premiere of a new commission by acclaimed young Irish composer Jonathan Nangle, under acclaimed artistic director Greg Beardsell.

Crash Ensemble presents 'Free State VII' Crash Ensemble will perform my piece for solo violin and electronic resonators 'where distant city lights flicker on half-frozen ponds' as part of their annual portrait of Irish Composers.

Ergodos: I Call to You Sligo New Music Series Drawing from Bach’s organ chorale prelude, Ich ruf’ zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ, I Call to You features both new works and arrangements of the chorale prelude. Composers of the Programme are of the current cutting-edge in Irish composition: Jonathan Nangle, Simon O’Connor, Benedict Schlepper-Connolly and Garrett Sholdice.

The Spatial Music Collective present works for Multi-Channel Speaker array at SARC, Belfast

New Sound Worlds presents Therese Fahy in a programme of works by Debussy, Messiaen, O'Connell, Cleary, Bennet, Nangle and Wilson

New Dublin Voices present 'Carols for Christmas'

Ich ruf’ zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ

New Sound Installation to run as part of Culture Night 2011 at the CMC.

Until 21 Aug

Make Some Noise Come and play with fascinating and quirky electronic sound installations by composer Jonathan Nangle. Create your own surround-sound music and lighting using iPod Touches, play a real drumkit without touching it, discover what a can of baked beans sounds like and meet some double pendulums. Children and grown-ups will be equally addicted!

More info from www.spatialmc.net

Milltown Chamber Choir will give the premiere of a new work for 8 Voices and shuffle playback system, Then falls thy shadow Part of Beal Festival