Cork Opera House introduces the second cohort of Cara O’Sullivan Associate Artists through a series of free recitals in The Blue Angel Hospitality Suite, opening our 2023/24 Opera Season on Culture Night.
Curated and performed by Clare Tenor Dean Power, this 45-minute aria recital showcases the lyrical nuances of the tenor voice with glorious music from the operatic canon.
The Vanbrugh and Marja Gaynor will join Cara O’Sullivan Associate Artist Dean Power under the musical direction of Ciara Moroney for Culture Night 2023 at Cork Opera House
Join us in The Blue Angel Hospitality Suite for music, insight and a post-recital cup of tea with the artist.
FREE (Booking Essential)
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The Vanbrugh
Keith Pascoe – violin, Simon Aspell – viola, Christopher Marwood – cello
With Marja Gaynor – violin
The Vanbrugh has evolved from the work of the Vanbrugh Quartet which was based in Cork as RTÉ’s Resident Quartet from 1986 to 2013 and as Artists-in-Residence at University College Cork from 1990 until the retirement of violinist Gregory Ellis in 2017. Over three decades the quartet gave close to three thousand concerts, presenting the chamber music repertoire to audiences throughout Ireland, Europe, the Americas, and the Far East. Commercial recordings include more than thirty CDs of repertoire ranging from the complete Beethoven quartets to many contemporary Irish works. In 2016 the group was presented with the National Concert Hall’s Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of their contribution to music in Ireland.
Keith Pascoe, Simon Aspell, and Christopher Marwood continue to perform together as the nucleus of the Vanbrugh and are joined by guest artists for performances of a wide range of chamber music repertoire.
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