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Eimear Quinn
With the Christmas season on the way, former Eurovision winner Eimear Quinn will enchant the audience with an intimate performance of spiritual and soothing seasonal music on Saturday 9 December.
Eimear Quinn is as a classically trained soprano with a background specialising in Early and Choral music who made her international debut in 1996, when she won the Eurovision Song Contest for Ireland with the haunting ballad ‘The Voice’ written by Brendan Graham.
Eimear released ‘O Holy Night’ a collection of carols, ancient chants, and seasonal compositions from Eimear, who has also produced and arranged the album.
It was inspired by the overwhelming reaction to her performance of ‘O Holy Night’ live on Radio 1 show. This in turn led to Eimear presenting her own television special ‘A Christmas Celebration with Eimear Quinn’ on RTE Television, produced by Philip King. Eimear still tours with these songs nationwide every December.
This will be a very special, uplifting night of music and will be a rare opportunity to see Eimear Quinn perform in such an intimate and unusual venue so early booking is advised.
Tickets are €30 and are available from www.orielcentre.ie. Other upcoming performances include Indie legends The Frank & Walters and acclaimed violinist Vladimir Jablokov.
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