Dublin City Council and Dublin International Piano Competition Street Piano Series

Dublin City Council and Dublin International Piano Competition Street Piano Series

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Parliament Street / St. Patrick's Park, Thursday 17th September - Saturday 19th September

FREE Piano performances live and outdoor in Dublin City.

Experience wonderful piano performances featuring baroque, classical, romantic, contemporary and minimalist music in the heart of Dublin. Immerse yourself in solo and four hand performances, as talented young pianists transform the sound of the city from 1pm on Thursday 17 September and Saturday 19 September.

The performances are the second and third in the Dublin City Council and Dublin International Piano Competition Street Piano Series.

The recitals commence at 1pm. Admission is free and booking is not required.

Parliament Street, Dublin 2 – 17th September – 1pm to 3pm

  • 1.00pm – Ríona Scahill
  • 1.25pm – Pei Lin Oisín Pu
  • 1.50pm – Four hand (two performers)
  • 2.15pm – Mickey Tomas
  • 2.40pm – Recital ends

St Patrick's Park, Dublin 8 – 19th September – 1pm to 4pm

  • 1.00pm – Daniel Uman
  • 1.25pm – Defne Gultoprak
  • 1.50pm – Peter Ryan
  • 2.15pm – Iris Stoicescu
  • 2.35pm – Iris Stoicescu and Defne Gultoprak (4 hand – two performers)
  • 2.40pm – Lenny Chen
  • 3.05pm – Yuhan Xue
  • 3:30pm – Recital ends
Date:
Thursday 17th September - Saturday 19th September
Time:
1.00pm
Price:
Free

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