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The concert will be held in Old St Mary's Church in Clonmel next Saturday night, November 29
After the enormous success of the performance of Handel’s Messiah last year, Old St Mary’s Church in Clonmel is delighted to be invited to host an outstanding concert by The Apprentices of The Irish Baroque Orchestra next Saturday, November 29, starting at 7.30pm.
The occasion will serve as an amazing prelude to the Christmas festivities as we prepare to welcome the season of Advent.
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The concert, entitled Winter’s Own Delights, is only scheduled to take place in three venues in Ireland, Cork, Dublin and Clonmel, and it is rare that a performance of this calibre takes place outside of a city.
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The pieces played by the orchestra include Winter from the Four Seasons by Vivaldi, Christmas Concerto by Corelli and Ave Maria by Bach-Gounod.
The enchanting programme journeys through magical winter landscapes and promises an evening of music full of joy, reflection and celebration.
Tickets are now available at €25 euro each at Eventbrite.ie and early booking is advised.
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