THE Irish Chamber Orchestra is set to join forces with Chamber Choir Ireland for an exhilarating production of Handel’s Messiah at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, on Friday December 12 at 7.30pm, under the masterful direction of conductor Christian Curnyn.
Handel’s Messiah has been lifting spirits since it first rang out in Dublin in 1742. This radiant collaboration promises a festive celebration of hope, joy, and sheer musical brilliance. Under Curnyn’s inspired baton, the timeless masterpiece delivers a rollercoaster of emotion, with soaring highs, tender lows, and everything in between, filling the season with light, warmth, and the spirit of togetherness.
Chamber Choir Ireland (CCI) is Ireland’s leading vocal ensemble, known for its gorgeous sound and fearless mix of old and new music. From haunting medieval chants to bold modern pieces, CCI bring choral singing to life with passion and creativity. The ensemble performs across Ireland and internationally, working with leading composers and conductors championing Irish and global choral music.
Christian Curnyn, renowned for his vibrant interpretations, brings energy, clarity, and emotional depth to what promises to be a spectacular evening. His dynamic approach to Handel’s masterwork ensures an unforgettable musical experience for all who attend.
Tickets are selling briskly for this highly anticipated performance at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Friday December 12.
For more information and to book tickets, visit www.irishchamberorchestra.com or www.chamberchoirireland.com.