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THE LIMERICK Classical Concert Series will fill the air of University Concert Hall Limerick with sweet music on Sunday.
Melodic Masterworks featuring Fiachra Garvey and Mairead Hickey will take place on Sunday, March 12 at 3.30pm.
As part of its Limerick Classical Concert Series, the University Concert Hall hosts the fourth and final performance.
The finale event of the series sees Fiachra Garvey (piano) and Mairead Hickey (violin) join forces to present Melodic Masterworks.
The programme features works by Johannes Brahms, Deirdre McKay and Richard Strauss.
The series, presented by Liz Nolan of RTÉlyric fm, has featured classical music and artists from across Ireland over four concerts.
Fiachra Garvey says of the programme: "I’m particularly pleased to perform a work from one of our most celebrated Irish composers, Deirdre McKay from County Down, whose work has been featured by filmmaker Des Bell into three of his productions which have been included at the Venice Film Festival, Jameson Dublin International Film Festival and Montreal World Film Festival".
Tickets are €20 and for a family of four they are €40.
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