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The Ora Quartet will be among the performers in Clonmel for Finding A Voice
There’s just over a month to go before the return of Finding a Voice in Clonmel this March with a feast of unforgettable music by remarkable women. Now in its eighth year, this unique festival celebrates exceptional music by women across eras and genres—classical, contemporary, jazz, and traditional. The four-day festival offers an exciting lineup of top Irish and international performers in a programme of music spanning centuries and continents.
The eighth edition of Finding A Voice will take place from Thursday 6th to Sunday 9th of March 2025 and will feature the return of festival favourites contemporary music supergroup Evlana, as well as renowned pianists Antonio Oyarzabal and Thérèse Fahy.
Highlights of this year’s festival include first-time appearances by Chamber Choir Ireland and the Irish Youth Choir, as well as a brand-new partnership between Finding a Voice and the National String Quartet Foundation that will see the Ora Quartet tour an exciting programme of music by women around the country.
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