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Pavel Haas Quartet

2019 Festival Programme

June 11th to 16th
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Booking Schedule and Seat Prices

Concert Programme Ticket

Prices SECURE YOUR SEAT
AT IRELAND’S
Tuesday, 11th June 7.00 pm LONGEST-RUNNING
Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street €35

Richard Goode, piano

€30
Students €10
CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
Due to the intimate nature of the venues
Wednesday, 12th June 8.00 pm at Great Music in Irish Houses, seating is
National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin €30
limited and tickets sell-out quickly.
Pavel Haas Quartet €25 Early booking is highly recommended.

Thursday, 13th June 8.00 pm Online

Killruddery House, Bray • You can buy tickets online at
www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com
Marc Coppey, cello €50
24 hours a day.
Finghin Collins, piano €35
• The website is updated regularly and
features all events currently available for
Friday, 14th June 8.00 pm sale.
Belvedere House, Mullingar
Ailish Tynan, soprano €30 Postal Bookings
Finghin Collins, piano €25
Van Kuijk Quartet €15 • Send a cheque made payable to:
Great Music in Irish Houses Festival,
43 St Cathryns Court, Newgrove Avenue,
Saturday, 15th June 7.00 pm Sandymount, Dublin 4, D04 DX96.
St Ann’s, Dawson Street • Please specify concert and ticket
€20 type/price.
Chamber Choir Ireland Concession €15
Paul Hillier, conductor Student/Child €5
Telephone Enquiries
Saturday, 15th June 9.00 pm • We are happy to assist with any queries
you may have:
The Printworks, Dublin Castle €15 Telephone +353 1 6604492
Colin Currie Quartet Concession €10

Sunday, 16th June PRIORITY BOOKING FOR FRIENDS

DUBLIN MUSICAL SAUNTER Thursday, March 7th to
A John O’Conor Celebration Sunday, March 24th
12.00 noon – Castle Hall, Dublin Castle €12
Concert 1 Concession €8 GENERAL BOOKING OPENS
3.00 pm – Farmleigh House, Phoenix Park €15
on Monday March 25th
Concert 2 Concession €10
Full booking details for all concerts
7.00 pm – Castle Hall, Dublin Castle €40
Concert 3 €30 visit our website
€15 www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com

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Foreword
For many music lovers in Ireland, especially those who
enjoy chamber music, a June without the prospect of the
wonderful week of music-making that is the Great Music
in Irish Houses Festival, would be like Wimbledon without
strawberries. The good news is that Ireland’s longest-
running Chamber Music Festival is back for its 49th
season, running from June 11th to 16th inclusive. The
planning of this event during the dark winter months
always lifts our spirits with the thought of warm sunny
summer evenings and wonderful music in some of
Ireland’s most attractive spaces. We hope you’ll agree
that the Great Music in Irish Houses Festival 2019
promises another mouth-watering banquet of world-
class performers, exciting programmes and exciting
venues.
This year, Great Music in Irish Houses will welcome artists
from the United Kingdom, France, the Czech Republic,
the United States, South Korea and New Zealand, as well
as a number of our own home-grown performers who
enjoy distinguished local and international careers. This
year’s musical menu offers a smorgasbord of musical
styles, spanning different centuries, in a winning hand of
interesting venues in the Dublin and Greater Dublin area,
as well as a foray beyond “The Pale”. Once again we have
our signature festival-within-a-festival, the Dublin Musical
Saunter, which this year salutes the renowned Irish pianist
John O’Conor’s exceptional performance and teaching
career.
We look forward to the return of the iconic American
pianist Richard Goode, the exhilarating Pavel Haas
Quartet and the distinguished French artists, cellist Marc
Coppey and the Van Kuijk Quartet. The renowned Colin
Currie Quartet’s performance will include the Irish
première of a new work by composer Kevin Volans, and
should attract the younger generation to the Festival. In
addition, the 2019 season will showcase a significant
number of local performers highlighting our own musical
pedigree. They include such distinguished artists as John
O’Conor, Finghin Collins, Ailish Tynan and Chamber Choir
Ireland.
While much of our activities in recent years has been
confined to the greater Dublin area, this year sees us
spreading our wings slightly beyond The Pale. We travel
to the Lake County where Ireland’s ancient East meets
Ireland’s hidden heartlands in Mullingar, Co Westmeath.
The grounds of the Georgian villa that is Belvedere
House, former home of the Rochford family, where
Mullingar native, the internationally acclaimed soprano
Ailish Tynan will be joined by Finghin Collins and the
stunning French Van Kuijk Quartet. And, still outside
Dublin city limits, the long-time favourite Festival venue
Killruddery House, whose fragrant Orangery will host
Finghin Collins and acclaimed French cellist Marc
Coppey. Another amazing building surrounded by wide
green spaces is the Irish State’s official guesthouse in
Dublin’s Phoenix Park, Farmleigh House. Thanks to the
OPW, it will be open to Festival-goers for the Dublin
Musical Saunter, the day-long celebration of John
O’Conor, which features among others the seemingly
ubiquitous Finghin Collins. To continue with this verdant
theme, Dublin’s colourful National Botanic Gardens in
Glasnevin is an ideal venue for the prodigiously talented
Pavel Haas Quartet. That Georgian jewel that is the
immaculately preserved Royal Irish Academy in Dawson
Street welcomes Richard Goode for his second visit to the
Festival. Still in central Dublin, just a few doors down from
the RIA, St Ann’s Church, a favourite venue for music
performances, this year offers an opportunity for an
exciting collaboration between the Festival and Ireland’s
flagship choral ensemble, Chamber Choir Ireland. In
recent years one of the most rewarding partnerships the
Festival has forged has been with the Office of Public
Works (OPW), and this year we are delighted that under
their auspices two venues in Dublin Castle, the Castle
Hall and the Printworks, have been made available to us.
Great Music in Irish Houses would like to take this
opportunity to express its gratitude to all those who help
maintain the pre-eminent position in Ireland’s cultural
calendar this Festival continues to enjoy. In particular, we
would like to acknowledge the support of the
Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, the
Arts Council, the OPW, Dublin City Council, Westmeath
County Council, RTÉ, BBC Radio 3, the Royal Irish
Academy, Chamber Choir Ireland, our venue partners,
sponsors, the French Embassy in Ireland, GUR Holdings
LLC and of course, our Friends.
With wonderful music from greats such as JS Bach,
Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy and Dvořák, to
newer musical voices such as Stockhausen and Steve
Reich, as well as contemporary Irish composers Elaine
Agnew, Deirdre Gribbin, Kevin Volans and Ailbhe
McDonagh, who was commissioned to write a piece for
John O’Conor’s special day by the Festival, we are sure
everyone will find something to satisfy their musical
appetite.
Please check us out on social media platforms and on
our own website www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com
LAURIE CEARR General Manager
CIARA HIGGINS Artistic Director
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Tuesday June 11th at 7.00 pm

Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street

Richard Goode, piano

Haydn: Sonata in A major, Hob XVI:26
Sonata in D major, Hob XVI:24
Mozart: Rondo in A minor, K511
Beethoven: Sonata in A major, op 101
Debussy: Images Book 2
La soirée dans Grenade from
Estampes
Chopin: Four Mazurkas
Fantaisie in F minor, op 49

Following his sensational Irish début at the 2014

Festival, which was cited as a Cultural Highlight of
the Year in The Irish Times, iconic American pianist
Richard Goode, returns with the sure promise to
excite.

Still playing with authority and vigour, Goode is

regarded as the doyen of American piano playing,
and over four decades, his reputation as a pianist’s
pianist acknowledges him as one of the “modern
greats”.

A rare opportunity for Dublin audiences to hear this

Grammy award-winning artist, whose interpretations
have been described by The New York Times as
having “both integrity and immediacy”.

Presented in collaboration with the

Royal Irish Academy

Richard Goode

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Wednesday June 12th at 8.00 pm Thursday June 13th at 8.00 pm

National Botanic Gardens Killruddery House

Pavel Haas Quartet Marc Coppey, cello

Dvorák:
v

String Quartet No 14
Finghin Collins, piano
in A-flat major, op 105
Beethoven: String Quartet in C major, Beethoven: Sonata for Piano and Cello
op 59 no 3 in G minor, op 5 no 2
Nadia Boulanger: Trois Pièces
Since making its Irish début at the 2007 Festival,
Debussy: Sonata for Cello and Piano
the Czech Pavel Haas Quartet has gone on to in D minor
cement its place in the first league of string Martinu° : Variations on a Slovakian
quartets. Theme
Brahms: Sonata for Cello and Piano
Described by Gramophone Magazine as “probably in E minor, op 38
the world’s most exciting string quartet”, this multi-
award-winning ensemble returns with an exciting
and tantalising programme of chamber music The acclaimed French cellist, Marc Coppey, a
greats in the sumptuous setting of the National passionate musician who has extensively explored
Botanic Gardens. the chamber music repertoire with some of the
world’s finest musicians, and Irish pianist,
Finghin Collins, who equally enjoys a booming
international career as a soloist and chamber
Presented in association with the music partner, joins forces at the perennial
National Botanic Gardens favourite, Killruddery House.

An exhilarating collaboration which is bound to be

a highlight of the 2019 Festival.

Sponsored by Gur Holdings, LLC

Presented in association with the
French Embassy in Ireland

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Friday June 14th at 8.00 pm

Belvedere House, Mullingar

Ailish Tynan, soprano

Finghin Collins, piano
Van Kuijk Quartet
Mozart: Divertimento in F major, K138
Poulenc: Trois Mélodies for String Quartet
Lekeu: Nocturne from Trois Poèmes
Chausson: Chanson perpétuelle, op 37
and songs by Fauré and Muriel Herbert

We are pleased to be heading outside The Pale this

year, to Mullingar and Belvedere House, a
fascinating residence dating back to 1740.
Hometown of one of Ireland’s finest musical
ambassadors, Ailish Tynan, who has been lauded by
The New York Times as “a sparkling soprano”. This
intriguing house will provide a charming background
for a summer evening’s chamber music concert.
Ailish makes her Festival début with pianist Finghin
Collins and the stunning French Van Kuijk Quartet.

Presented in partnership with Belvedere House

and Westmeath County Council
in association with the French Embassy in Ireland
and the Derravaragh Music Association
Ailish Tynan

Finghin Collins
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Saturday June 15th at 7.00 pm

St Ann’s, Dawson Street

Chamber Choir Ireland

Paul Hillier, conductor
Schütz: Four Motets
from Geistliche Chormusik, 1648
JS Bach: Der Geist hilft unser Schwachheit
auf, BWV 226
Brahms: Two Motets, op 74
JS Bach: Es ist genug
Sandström: Es ist genug
JS Bach: Singet dem Herrn ein neus Lied,
BWV 225

Following a highly successful two-concert

collaboration with Chamber Choir Ireland in 2016,
the Festival is delighted to be collaborating with
Ireland’s flagship choral ensemble again in 2019.

Under the baton of the internationally celebrated

and multi-award-winning choral conductor Paul
Hillier, on this occasion the Choir will present works
by JS Bach, Schütz, Sven-David Sandström and
Brahms in the final concert of it’s popular Before
Bach and After series.

Chamber Choir Ireland Pre-Concert Talk with Tim Thurston at 6.00 pm

Presented in collaboration with

Chamber Choir Ireland

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Saturday June 15th at 9.00 pm

The Printworks, Dublin Castle

Colin Currie Quartet

Colin Currie, Sam Walton,
Adrian Spillett and Owen Gunnell

Pereira: Mallet Quartet

Xenakis: Rebonds B
Stockhausen: Vibra-Elufa
Volans: Four Marimbas (Irish première)
Reich: Drumming Part 1

The renowned Scottish percussionist, Colin Currie,

is making a welcome return to the Festival – on this
occasion in the newly formed Colin Currie Quartet –
having already enjoyed sensational earlier
appearances.

These theatrical and highly-skilled musicians

present a kaleidoscope of captivating scores by
cutting-edge composers, including the Irish
première of a new work by Kevin Volans.

Athletically dazzling in performance, this special

Colin Currie Quartet Festival presentation of exhilarating music by this
charismatic Scot and his musicians is bound to
attract a new generation of music lovers to Ireland’s
longest-running chamber music festival.

Presented in partnership with the OPW

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Sunday June 16th

Dublin Musical Saunter – John O’Conor Celebration

This year the Dublin Musical Saunter spotlights one of Ireland’s most distinguished
pianists, John O’Conor. This day has been constructed to celebrate John’s prowess as
both a celebrated performer and a teacher sans pareil, always encouraging
and championing his students to achieve their full potential.

Castle Hall, Dublin Castle at 12.00 Noon

This first concert showcases five decades of John
O’Conor’s teaching at the Royal Irish Academy and
features former and current students in duet and solo
performances.

Participating artists are Dearbhla Brosnan and

Dearbhla Collins (piano duet), Finghin Collins (piano
solo), sisters Ailbhe McDonagh and Orla McDonagh
(cello and piano), Fionnuala Moynihan (piano solo) and,
anchoring the concert, a piano duo featuring John
O’Conor and one of his phenomenally talented young
students, 12-year-old Joe O’Grady, who will perform a
new work by Ailbhe McDonagh commissioned by the
Festival to mark the day.

Tailleferre: Suite Burlesque

Poulenc: Sonata for Four Hands FP8
Clara Schumann: Variations on a Theme by
Robert Schumann, op 20 
Mendelssohn: Song without Words for
Cello and Piano in D major,
op 109 
Fanny Hensel: Capriccio in A flat major
from Zwei Stücke for Cello
and Piano 
Berg: Piano Sonata, op 1 
Bizet: La Toupie, La Poupée,
Les Chevaux de Bois and
Le Bal from Jeux d'Enfants
Ailbhe McDonagh: New Work

Presented in partnership with the OPW

John O’Conor
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Sunday June 16th

Dublin Musical Saunter – John O’Conor Celebration

Farmleigh House at 3.00 pm  Castle Hall, Dublin Castle at 7.00 pm 
This second concert in the 2019 Dublin Musical The final concert is a celebration of John as
Saunter demonstrates the successes of some of performer extraordinaire.
John O’Conor’s students at international
competitions around the world. John, along with esteemed colleagues from the
Royal Irish Academy of Music, round off this day of
An impressive line-up of pianists from home and wonderful music-making in true celebratory style.
abroad, Finghin Collins, Soo Jung Ann, Lance
Coburn, Alexander Bernstein and Sae Yoon Chon The concert features music by Lili Boulanger,
will perform. Robert Schumann and Ludwig van Beethoven, the
latter composer with whom John has been most
The programme includes five works by Irish closely associated throughout his career and, in the
composers who were commissioned by the Dublin opinion of many critics, of whose works he is one of
International Piano Competition over its 30-year the world’s best interpreters.
history and of which John O’Conor is co-founder
and Artistic Director.
Lili Boulanger: D’un matin de Printemps
Deux Pièces
Elaine Agnew: Seagull  Beethoven: Sonata for Piano and Cello
Carl Vine: Five Bagatelles  in A major, op 69
John Kinsella: Reflection II  Robert Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat
Marian Ingoldsby: Exchange: The Irish and major, op 44
Normans Mingle at the Fair
from the Ros Tapestry
Suite  Presented in partnership with the OPW
David Byers: A Full Moon
Amy Beach: A Hermit Thrush at Eve,
op 92 no 1
Deirdre Gribbin: Unseen
Rachmaninov: Lilacs, op 21 no 5
Daisies, op 38
Gráinne Mulvey: Interference Patterns 
Frederic Rzewski: Winnsboro Cotton Mill
Blues  

Presented in partnership with the OPW

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Venue Information
Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street
The Royal Irish Academy/
Acadamh Ríoga na hÉireann
is Ireland’s leading body of
experts in the Sciences and
Humanities. Since the 1850’s
the Academy has been
housed in Academy House
on Dawson Street. The
concert takes place in The
Meeting Room,.
www.ria.ie | +353 1 6090600
National Botanic Gardens
Located just 3 km from Dublin
City Centre, the National
Botanic Gardens are an oasis
of calm and beauty. A premier
scientific institution, the
Gardens also contain the
National Herbarium and
several historic wrought iron
glasshouses.
www.botanicgardens.ie
+353 1 8040300
Killruddery House and Gardens
Killruddery House is one of
the most successful
EIizabethan-Revival mansions
in Ireland. The concert takes
place in the Orangery, which
was designed and built by
William Burn in 1852 after the
fashion of the Crystal Palace
in England.
www.killruddery.com
+353 1 2863405
Belvedere House, Mullingar
Situated just 1 hour’s drive from
Dublin, this magnificent early
18th century stately home of
Robert Rochfort, Earl of
Belvedere, stands in 160 acres
of parkland on the shores of
Lough Ennell. The concert
takes place in Belvedere
House’s Visitor Centre.
www.belvedere-house.ie
+353 44 9338960
For further information and directions please visit
www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com/locations
St. Ann’s Church, Dawson Street
St Ann’s Church maintains a
very busy city centre ministry
dating back to 1707. The
church, a much-loved place
of worship, is also the venue
for civic events, lunchtime
recitals and evening concerts,
as well as being a popular
destination for tourists.
www.stann.dublin.anglican.org
+353 1 6767727
The Printworks and Castle Hall at Dublin Castle
The Printworks is the largest
and newest venue in Dublin
Castle, opened for Ireland’s
hosting of the European
Presidency in 2013. It is
located in the lower courtyard
with unrivalled views of
Dublin’s last intact medieval
tower. Castle Hall is located
within the 18th Century
Bedford Hall Clock Tower
building, situated in the
Upper Castle Yard. This bright and spacious venue is perfect
for an evening of music and entertainment.
www.dublincastle.ie | +353 1 6458813
Farmleigh House, Phoenix Park
A historic house holding
important collections, an art
gallery, a working farm, and
the official Irish State guest
house, Farmleigh House and
Estate is open seven days a
week. An estate of seventy-
eight acres situated to the
north-west of Dublin’s
Phoenix Park, Farmleigh
provides accommodation for
visiting dignitaries and guests
of the nation. As a historic house, Farmleigh remains a unique
representation of its heyday, the Edwardian period, and houses
important artworks and furnishings, as well as the Benjamin
Iveagh collection of rare books, bindings, and manuscripts
which is held in the Library. The extensive pleasure grounds
feature walled and sunken gardens, and scenic lakeside walks.
The Estate also boasts a working farm with a herd of Kerry
Black cows.
www.farmleigh.ie | +353 1 8155914
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Friends of Great Music in Irish Houses

“Music is a performance and needs an audience”, Michael Tippett

We bring the music to you, The Audience.

The Great Music in Irish Houses Festival has been a jewel in Ireland’s cultural crown for forty-
nine years. Please help us maintain the Festival mission – to present world-class performers
and exciting programmes in unique venues, by becoming a Friend.

The loyalty and support of Friends are the life-blood of any arts event and without these our
Festival could not survive.

You can join The Audience and play a more active and involved role in the Festival in a number
of ways – a donation of any amount would be welcome and there are four different Friend
categories:

HOUSE FRIEND (€80)

• Priority Booking Period
• Postal Booking Facility
• Acknowledgement in the Season Programme
• Invitation to attend Concert and Reception

VINTAGE FRIEND (€120)

• Priority Booking Period
• Postal Booking Facility
• Acknowledgement in the Season Programme
• Invitation to attend Concert and Reception
• Complimentary signed CD

FORTISSIMO FRIEND (€200)

• Priority Booking Period
• Postal Booking Facility
• Acknowledgement in the Season Programme
• Invitation to attend Concert and Reception
• Opportunity to meet Festival artists
• Complimentary signed CD by a Festival artist

CLASSIC FRIEND (€1500)

• Six free tickets to a concert of choice.
• Priority Booking Period
• Priority Facility to purchase extra tickets for any concert
• Invitation to attend Concert and Reception
• Acknowledgement in the Season Programme
• Complimentary signed CD by a Festival artist
• Inclusion of corporate logo/identity in Season Programme
• Full page for discretionary use in the Season Programme

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GREAT MUSIC IN IRISH HOUSES

Will you support our aim to raise

€10,000 for our 50th birthday in 2020?

By committing to suppor t the GMIIH

festival by donating as little as €5 a
week for 50 weeks, you will help
Ir eland's longest-r unning chamber
music festival make a significant
impact in its 50th year .

Alter natively you can make a once off

donation of €250 which has the
potential for a tax benefit for GMIIH

To find out mor e contact us via:

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Acknowledgements

The Great Music in Irish Houses Festival

gratefully acknowledges the assistance and patronage of many benefactors, donors and individuals,
without whom the Festival could not maintain its eminent position in Irish musical life.

Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, The Arts Council,

Office of Public Works, Dublin City Council, Westmeath County Council,
RTÉ Supporting the Arts, BBC Radio 3, RTÉ lyric fm,
Gur Holdings LLC, The French Embassy in Ireland, Chamber Choir Ireland,
The Derravaragh Music Association, Royal Irish Academy of Music,
Richard Kelly, CRM Design + Print Ltd.

at concert venues

Royal Irish Academy, National Botanic Gardens, Lord and Lady Ardee, Killruddery House,
Belvedere House, Mullingar, St Ann’s Church, Dawson Street,
The Printworks and Castle Hall, Dublin Castle, Farmleigh House.

GREAT MUSIC IN IRISH HOUSES President Artistic Director

43 St Cathryns Court, Newgrove Avenue, Frank Casey Ciara Higgins
Sandymount, Dublin 4, D04 DX96. Directors General Manager
Linda O’Shea Farren, Chair Laurie Cearr
Administration 01-660 4492 Philomena Byrne
Email lauriecearr@gmail.com Frank Casey Production
Website www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com Martin Davidson Gavin O’Sullivan
Sheila de Courcy Conleth Stanley
John Keogan
Facebook Twitter @GreatMusicIrl John Reynolds Festival Marketing &
Office Administrator
Instagram greatmusicinirishhouses Beccy Fitzpatrick

Musical Knights Ltd., t/a Music in Great Irish Houses. CRM Design + Print Ltd., Dublin 12.
Registered Charity No.: CHY 6449
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Van Kuijk Quartet

43 St Cathryns Court, Newgrove Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin 4, D04 DX96

Administration: 01-660 4492
Email: lauriecearr@gmail.com

www.greatmusicinirishhouses.com