Dublin Choral Festival

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St Patrick's Cathedral, Saturday 18th June

Dublin Choral Festival at St Patrick’s Cathedral – Dr. Edith Copley, Artistic Director and conductor

‘Faith, Song and Light’
Works by Dan Forrest, Ola Gjeiilo, Michael McGlynn, Charles Wood, and more!

With musicians from the Kaleidoscope Ensemble.

Free admission with retiring collect to the Irish Hospice Foundation.

A splendid evening awaits all lovers of choral music when the fifth Dublin Choral Festival Concert takes place in the glorious surroundings of St Patrick’s Cathedral.
The combined choirs of over 100 voices from across the United States of America will delight listeners with their interpretation of choral works from both sides of the Atlantic.


Date:
Saturday 18th June
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
St Patrick's Cathedral, Saint Patrick's Close, Dublin 8, Ireland

Google Map of St Patrick's Cathedral, Saint Patrick's Close, Dublin 8, Ireland

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