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Music in Kilkenny, in existence for more than twenty years, presents two seasons of concerts annually from September to May. We provide a performance platform for wold class artists from Ireland and abroad. our diverse programming includes classical music in all its forms: from medieval to contemporary, traditional Irish music, world music and Jazz. We benefit from the many beautiful venues throughout Kilkenny City and County.
Music in Kilkenny
Autumn Programme
2022
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Upcoming Live Concerts
Sun, 11 SeptThe Concert Hall, ThomastownPrior to their performance of the same programme at the Varazdin Baroque Festival in Croatia, Camerata Kilkenny play Handel, Geminiani, Corelli/Dubourg and Scarlatti - music that was first heard in Dublin's concert halls during the 18th century when Handel visited and Geminiani lived in the city.
Sun, 18 SeptThe Concert Hall, ThomastownTwo outstanding young musicians who are at present based in Vienna will play a mixed programme of well chosen solo and ensemble pieces from French, German, Russian and Polish composers.
Sun, 09 OctThe Concert Hall, ThomastownThis extraordinary duo will showcase their incredible musicianship and virtuosity performing music by Beethoven, Respighi, Franck and a new Music Network commission by Irish composer John Buckley who will introduce and share his insights about the work directly before it's performance.
Sat, 22 OctThe Parade Tower, Kilkenny CastleA star-studded lineup of young international musicians
Sun, 20 NovThe Parade Tower, Kilkenny CastleA stunning classical duo featuring Christian-Pierre La Marca, cello and Félicien Brut, accordion bring Music Network’s Autumn 2022 Season to a fantastic finish.
Wed, 07 DecLocation is TBDThis soirée style event promises to be a memorable occasion in a relaxed setting listening to some of Ireland's finest musicians perform their unique blend of great music from a variety of different genres.
Sun, 18 DecThe Concert Hall, ThomastownChamber Choir Ireland and the award winning Irish Baroque Orchestra join forces under the baton of Peter Whelan for a first performance of Handel's Messiah in Thomastown. This will be a sell-out so buy your tickets early.
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