A Composer Underestimated: Bill Whelan at 75

[The Journal of Music]

A Composer Underestimated: Bill Whelan at 75

View this email in your browser Reviews A Composer Underestimated National Symphony Orchestra Ireland presented a 75th-birthday celebration of composer Bill Whelan at the NCH last week, with soloists Zoë Conway, Tara Howley, Séamus Ó Flatharta, Damien Mullane and Colin Dunne, alongside Whelan at the piano. Brendan Finan reviews. See More A Meeting of Musical Minds The Kevin Brady Trio performed at The Cooler in Dublin on 20 November, with Brady on drums, Dave Redmond on bass and Scott Flanigan on piano. Adrian Smith reviews. See More This Week in Music in Ireland This Week in Music in Ireland: Concerts, Festivals and Upcoming Deadlines (24–30 November 2025) A guide to this week’s events and music and arts opportunities, from Monday to Sunday. See More Reviews A Centre Holding Amidst Chaos Rún – Tara Baoth Mooney, Diarmuid MacDiarmada and Rían Trench – have recently released their debut album on Rocket Records. Anna Murray reviews. See More The Layers of Guilfoyle's 'Mani' The Irish Chamber Orchestra toured its ‘Three Worlds’ programme to Dublin, Cork and Limerick last week, featuring the world premiere of Ronan Guilfoyle’s percussion concerto 'Mani' with soloist Matthew Jacobson, alongside works by Purcell and Dvořák. Adrian Smith reviews. See More Latest Jobs & Opportunities Deputy Director See More Copyright © 2025 The Journal of Music, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list