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A cozy morning of live music and singing is taking place in Bookworm Thurles this month.
Talented students and teachers from Ashraf & Anna Music School will perform heartfelt pieces in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
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The performance will take place on Saturday, January 10.
The festivities will get underway at 11:30am.
The concert is organized by Ashraf Taghiyev — President of the Golden Saxophone International Competition, Ashraf and Anna Music School Principal, and Cultural Attaché of Azerbaijan — and his wife Anna Stepanova, singer, saxophonist, teacher, Vice-President of the competition, and artist for Selmer Paris, Silverstein Works, JLV Sound Paris, and BG France.
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Together, they support young musicians and help nurture the budding Azerbaijani–Irish cultural connections.
Drop by for a cup of coffee in the cozy Bookworm and enjoy an inspiring morning of music.
Entry to the event is free.
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