Under Curnyn's baton, the Irish Chamber Orchestra and Chamber Choir Ireland are coming to St Mary's Cathedral, Limerick | Picture: Dermot Lynch
THE IRISH Chamber Orchestra is joining forces again with Chamber Choir Ireland for an exhilarating production of Handel’s Messiah, in Limerick.
On December 12 under the masterful direction of conductor Christian Curnyn, The Irish Chamber Orchestra is set to enchant Limerick audiences at St. Mary's Cathedral.
Handel’s Messiah has been lifting spirits since it first rang out in Dublin in 1742 and the collaboration is set to be a festive celebration of hope and joy.
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Under Curnyn’s baton, this timeless masterpiece is a rollercoaster of emotion, soaring highs, tender lows, and everything in between.
Messiah fills the season with light, warmth, and the spirit of togetherness, an unmissable Christmas tradition.
Irish Chamber Orchestra (ICO) is one of Europe’s most dynamic ensembles, celebrated for its vibrant sound, fearless creativity, and joyful energy.
Every performance is filled with the warmth and personality of its players, who bring both intimacy and excitement to everything they play.
From timeless classics to bold new works, ICO captivates audiences with music that feels alive, heartfelt, and unmistakably Irish in spirit.
Chamber Choir Ireland (CCI) is Ireland’s leading vocal ensemble, known for its gorgeous sound and fearless mix of old and new music.
From haunting medieval chants to bold modern pieces, CCI brings choral singing to life with passion and creativity.
Tickets can be found on irishchamberorchestra.com.
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