Take a look at the archive of CCI events since 2002
This archive of our past events will give you a feel for the creativity of contemporary Ireland and its practitioners. You can insert specific names or titles into the Search box (inverted commas around titles of more than one word).
A Song Just For You Une chanson rien que pour vous...
This year, instead of trying to replicate the Fête de la Musique online, CCI is offering 20 people the opportunity of a private serenade by a top Irish musician!
Two master musicians weave wonders in the chapel with their ten-string hardanger d’amore fiddles - “a luscious soundscape” (Martin Hayes) not to be missed.
This wonderful cycle of musical readings was originally commissioned by the National Library of Ireland for the ‘Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again’ exhibition in Dublin.
2020 marks the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. His string quartet Op.127 is performed this evening as part of a recital by the impressive Lir Quartet.
Bringing together some of Ireland’s most exciting young musicians, this septet draws on a wealth of creative sources to perform arrangements of Irish traditional music rooted in the repertoire of West and North County Clare.
17
Mar
2020
, €18 (€15 for students and unemployed)
This five-piece band from the North of Ireland are tearing up the rule book with their bold approach to their native musical tradition and have taken both sides of the Atlantic by storm.
15
Mar
2020
, €18 (€15 for students and unemployed)
Inspired by a myriad of musical influences, this impressive eight-member trad band has built its international reputation on three decades of energetic innovation.
In this concert, the trio seek out the colours and textures of folk music as well as highlighting the connections and similarities that exist between soundworlds of today and of hundreds of years ago.
25
Feb
2020
, €13 (€10 for students and unemployed)
Vocalist Síobhra Quinlan performs classical and contemporary pieces responding to the theme of Dublin’s Franco-Irish Literary Festival 2020 - ‘A Better World’ - together with readings in English, French and Irish.
