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Rising Stars 2022 - This year’s four selected artists are Kymberly Corridan (Piano), Fraser Newton (Guitar), Jade Phoenix (Soprano) and Jisun Min (Violin). Rising Stars 2022 - This year’s four selected artists are Kymberly Corridan (Piano), Fraser Newton (Guitar), Jade Phoenix (Soprano) and Jisun Min (Violin).

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Rising Stars 2022 – This year’s four selected artists are Kymberly Corridan (Piano), Fraser Newton (Guitar), Jade Phoenix (Soprano) and Jisun Min (Violin).

UCH works with leading institutions to present truly gifted musicians and singers every year

Rising Stars 2022
The UCH Rising Stars 2022 concert brings gifted, young Irish classical artists to the UCH stage.

University Concert Hall (UCH) is delighted to announce details of its upcoming Rising Stars 2022 concert, which has formed part of the venue’s annual programme of events since 2016. UCH works with leading institutions to present truly gifted musicians and singers each year, all of whom will perform a programme of their own choosing at UCH on Thursday, April 28.

Presented by Lorcan Murray, the UCH Rising Stars 2022 concert brings gifted, young Irish classical artists to the UCH stage, showcasing their considerable talents, through varied, popular, musical programmes of their own choosing.


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Speaking about Rising Stars 2022, Sinéad Hope said, “I am very aware of the impact a concert performance opportunity can give to young artists emerging from their studies so we are delighted to welcome a live audience to hear our Rising Stars perform in person again this year.”

This year’s four selected artists are Kymberly Corridan (Piano), Fraser Newton (Guitar), Jade Phoenix (Soprano) and Jisun Min (Violin). Having been put forward by various renowned institutions including Royal Irish Academy of Music, Irish National Opera, TU Dublin and CIT Cork School of Music, the successful artists bring a wealth of talent and learning to this year’s concert.

Billy O’Brien, who has an active career as solo pianist, chamber musician and teacher, will provide accompaniment on the evening. O’Brien completed his undergraduate studies at the RIAM, and two-years postgraduate study in Paris under Prof Rena Shereshevskaya where he was awarded a Prix d’Excellence in Piano and Chamber Music. He is currently pursuing doctoral study at the RIAM under Profs Hugh Tinney and Denise Neary.


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