Conducted by David Milne with guests Catherine Redding, Soprano; Niall O’Sullivan, Trumpet; David Leigh, Organ

After over two and a half years, The Guinness Choir, directed by David Milne, is delighted to be performing again and is greatly looking forward to presenting “Sing Again” – a programme of popular choral pieces, chosen from its extensive repertoire of the 70 years since its founding. Come and enjoy beautiful works, such as Mozart’s ‘Ave Verum Corpus’, Bruckner’s ‘Locus Iste’, Rheinberger’s ‘Abendlied’, and Fauré’s ‘Cantique de Jean Racine’, along with works by Bach, Handel, Haydn, Gjeilo and Whitacre.

The programme will also include the first performance of ‘The Weaver’ by Judith Ring. This setting of a poem by Diane Tierney was specially commissioned by the Guinness Choir with support from the Arts Council of Ireland. Special guests in this concert will be the wonderful Catherine Redding, soprano, Niall O’Sullivan, trumpet and David Leigh, organ. All of this in the magnificent surroundings of St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

We are thrilled also to be the flagship event in the Culture Date with Dublin 8 Festival which runs this weekend all across the Liberties area. We are delighted to support this great local initiative. The Guinness Choir wishes to acknowledge the generous support for this concert of the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Sports and Media, and Dublin City Council.

Tickets (inc booking fee): €25 and €15 (restricted views). Location: St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin 8. Start Time: 7.30p.m. End Time: 9.30p.m. No Door sales. All seating unreserved. Face masks recommended. Note the early start time.

The Guinness Choir stands in solidarity with the Ukrainian nation and dedicates this concert to its people who are suffering so much. Please add a donation towards humanitarian aid for the people of Ukraine. All donations go to the Irish Red Cross Ukraine Appeal. Thank you.

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