Music
Thomond Wind Ensemble to debut with an inspiring concert at the Redemptorist Church
Aoide Voices, pictured above, will join the Thomond Wind Ensemble for their debut concert at the Redemptorist Church
Thomond Wind Ensemble are set to debut with a concert at the Redemptorist Church on Sunday, November 24th at 3pm
The Thomond Wind Ensemble, a new collective of 50 talented musicians from across the Midwest region, is set to make its highly anticipated debut with a concert at the Redemptorist Church on Sunday, November 24th at 3pm.
This launch event promises an unforgettable afternoon of wind music and community celebration, under the skilled baton of local conductor, musician, and educator, Dr. Andrew Jordan.
The Thomond Wind Ensemble was formed with a mission to create a platform for local musicians to perform at an advanced level, offering a rich and vibrant musical experience to the community.
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Comprising of musicians from Limerick and surrounding areas, the ensemble is dedicated to showcasing the immense local talent and fostering a sense of unity through the joy of performance. Thomond Wind Ensemble takes its name from the ancient kingdom of ‘Thomond’ which incorporated the areas of modern-day Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.
“We are thrilled to introduce the Thomond Wind Ensemble to Limerick and the wider Midwest community. This ensemble represents the passion and dedication of musicians who have come together to elevate the art of wind band music,” said Dr. Jordan, Musical Director.
“Our debut performance will feature an inspiring and diverse programme that highlights the depth of talent in our region.” The concert will feature something for everyone.
The concert will be MC’d by renowned Limerick personality Nigel Dugdale, and the ensemble will be joined by special guests, the Aoide Voices Choir, directed by Owen Gilhooly-Miles, and acclaimed soprano Emma English. Together, they aim to create a powerful and enriching musical experience for all in attendance.
The concert will showcase a captivating selection of pieces, including the iconic “Egmont Overture” by Beethoven, the beautiful “Shenandoah” by Ticheli, along with vibrant and exhilarating music such as “Alvamar Overture” by James Barnes and “Oblivion” by Piazzolla, and the whimsical “Typewriter” by Leroy Anderson, along with many other works.
This event is not only a celebration of music but also of community, and the ensemble hopes to inspire future generations of musicians and music lovers alike.
Tickets are available on Eventbrite or on the door. Tickets are €10 Adults and €5 Students/OAP’s. All are welcome to attend this exciting debut concert and be part of a new chapter in Limerick and the Mid-West regions vibrant cultural scene.
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