Come and join us for an evening of music in St. Mary’s Dominican Church, Pope’s Quay, Cork this Saturday. We will be performing music by Lassus, Mendelssohn and Rheinberger. Admission is free!

On Saturday April 6th 2019, New Dublin Voices and special guests Madrigal 75 present music from Across the World in a special concert in the beautiful chapel of Trinity College Dublin.

Two leading Irish chamber choirs from Dublin and Cork perform together for the first time in a blended programme. There is stunning music from France, Slovenia, Belgium, Denmark, Ireland, Germany, Hungary and Spain, and from every century going back half a millennium. 

It’s choral concert as perfect choral sampler. The newest music includes Seán Doherty’s gripping ‘Under-Song’, with its haunting words and soundscape from the natural world, and music by American Stephen Paulus and Belgian Rudi Tas.
 
At the other end of the timeline are absolute jewels of Renaissance style by Lassus and Gallus, and the lesser known Pierre de Manchicourt. In between, the Romantic era is beautifully represented by Mendelsohn and Brahms.
 
And a tiny musical moment – ‘Le Sylphe’ by Jean Francaix – over in less than 50 seconds. Or, a traditional Scots border ballad… set by a Dane: ‘The Wee Wee Man’. And from that to the sublime meditation of Rachmaninov’s ‘Bogoroditse Devo’ from his much loved All-Night Vigil.
 
Intended both for people who love choral music and for those who have never heard a choir before, this concert by two of Ireland’s best choirs spans both borders and centuries to offer tastes of so much that is wonderful about music for collected voices.

Grab your tickets here: http://www.newdublinvoices.com/store/all-around-the-world/

Excerpt taken from The Journal of Music

We are singing in Limerick this Saturday March 30th in St. Mary’s Cathedral at 6pm! Come and see us perform music from Lassus, Rheinberger, Mendelssohn and more. All welcome and admission is free!

Madrigal ’75 is a vocal ensemble based in Cork City and its repertoire ranges from early music to modern, both sacred and secular. Founded in 1975 by university students, the choir now comprises a diverse combination of singers from all walks of life. Madrigal ’75 has developed a reputation as a vocal ensemble of great skill and beauty, performing repertoire from as early as the 14th century right through to contemporary choral works including first performances of new commissions. Madrigal 75 will include arrangements of traditional Christmas carols as well as works by Rachmaninov, Villette, McGlynn, Rutter and Bennett.

Tickets now available at https://stmarys.admit-one.eu/?p=details&ga=0&ev=44240

Madrigal 75 present ‘The Worldes Joie’ - the choir's annual concert of seasonal choral music. 

Due to popular demand this will be performed twice on December 19th and 20th. Same concert programme each evening.

Tickets will be released on the 'Christmas 2018' section of this website via Eventbrite at 10am on November 24th. This event sold out completely last year so please book advance to avoid disappointment. Assigned seating.

These concerts are part of the Cork Orchestral Society programme Sept-Dec 2018.  Normal discount codes apply for COS members .

Tickets: General Admission €20 | COS Members €15/€10 | Students €5 (at door only) 

Venue: Curtis Auditorium, CIT Cork School of Music, Union Quay, Cork

St. Mary’s Collegiate Church, Youghal.
Saturday 13th October, 7:30pm
Tickets: €24. Children under 12 go free with an accompanying adult. Limited number of €5 student tickets available at the door.

Thomas Herford, tenor – Evangelist
Sestina Vocal Ensemble, director Mark Chambers
Madrigal ’75, director James Taylor
Cork Baroque Orchestra

Dynamic soloists from Belfast-based Sestina and Cork’s renowned chamber choir join forces with the Cork Baroque Orchestra to deliver Bach’s most powerful and moving religious work, his setting of the Passion of Christ according to the Gospel of St. John.

Following an exhilarating weekend of performances at the Cork International Choral Festival, Madrigal 75 proudly presents Of Beauty and Charm.

This exciting and innovative programme features music from the Renaissance right up to the modern day, centred around the themes of Beauty and Charm. The programme will include music by Gombert, Monteverdi, Debussy, Certon, Antognini, de Barra, Runestead and many more! A thoroughly exciting event, perfect for heralding the summer month of May, this is a concert not to be missed!

Tickets are now available and can be purchased in the window below, or directly on Eventbrite. See you there!

Date & Time: Saturday 19th May 2018 | 4pm

Location: Goldie Chapel, Nano Nagle Place, Douglas Street, Cork

Tickets: €14 (including booking fee)

To book tickets visit: madrigal75.net/beauty

We are thrilled to be opening the prestigious Fleischmann competition as guest performers!

Programme:

Je ne l’ose dire – Pierre Certon (1515-1572)

Dieu! Qu’il La Fait Bon Regarder – Claude Debussy (1862-1918)

Ecco Mormorar L’onde – Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)

Let My Love Be Heard – Jake Runestad (b.1986)

For more information and tickets see http://www.corkchoral.ie/portfolio/fleischmann-international-trophy-competition-2/

Madrigal 75 present their 2017 Christmas programme 'O Holy Night' in the stunning Christchurch Cathedral Waterford

Saturday December 9th @ 8pm 

Tickets: €12/€10 - available on the door

Venue: Christchurch Cathedral, Cathedral Square, Waterford

A recital of sacred and secular music including works by Seamus de Barra, Ivan Moody and the choir’s former conductor, the late Alan Cutts.

Venue: St. Iberius Church, Wexford

Time: 4pm Oct 14th 2017

Tickets:  €17, €14 (concessions) & €5 (students)

A concert of season choral music for Lent by Scarlatti, Montiverdi, Moody, Paulus, Shaw and Culloten.

FREE ADMISSION

A concert in memory of our dear colleague, friend and former conductor Alan Cutts.

Along with other performing groups, Madrigal '75 will perform Alan's thrilling setting of "Psalm 97 - Sing a new song".

Free admission and all are welcome.