Just to let you know about our upcoming concerts to finish out 2025.
Emmanuel Ceysson harp
Sarah Shine soprano
Music Network presents Emmanuel Ceysson with special guest Sarah Shine.
Join us for a stunning musical collaboration as world-renowned harpist Emmanuel Ceysson joins forces with the exceptional Irish soprano Sarah Shine for an evening of music and song.
Described as “brilliantly gifted”, Ceysson is one of the world’s leading harpists, having held principal positions with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Metropolitan Opera and Opéra de Paris. A master of his instrument, he brings technical brilliance and a flair for the dramatic to every performance.
Joining him as a special guest is rising star of Irish opera Sarah Shine, whose radiant voice has captivated audiences across Europe. Quickly establishing herself as an artist of international acclaim, Sarah has performed with Irish National Opera, Académie Opéra National de Paris, Wexford Festival Opera and the RTÉ Concert Orchestra.
And in December
The Ficino Quartet presents a revival of its memorable contribution to the National String Quartet Foundation’s 2020 Beethoven Reflected project, marking the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. The Foundation commissioned Amanda Feery, Garrett Sholdice, Cora Venus Lunny and Benedict Schlepper-Connolly to write short works inspired by and reflecting Beethoven’s breathtaking A minor quartet Op.132. The four pieces are performed as introductions to each of the quartet’s movements, creating a seamless whole with a multiplicity of new resonances and connections.
Ficino Quartet
Elaine Clark, violin Lynda O’Connor, violin Nathan Sherman, viola Ailbhe McDonagh, cello
