Moon on the Sea

Martin Smolka's Moon on the Sea. Daisy Press, voice | Aleph Guitar Quartet

By Louth Contemporary Music Society

Date and time

Saturday, June 14 · 3 - 4pm GMT+1

Location

Chapel at St. Vincent's Secondary School

Seatown Place Dundalk Ireland

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Daisy Press and the Aleph, will perform in the Chapel at St. Vincents where the focus is on the haunting music of the Czech composer Martin Smolka, faintly oriental, faintly nowhere in this world. His Basho sets short texts by the revered poet in a sea of twinkling guitars. There will also be a brand new work: Svatý Kryštof Sanctus Christophorus.

Funded by the Arts Council and supported by The Arts Service of Louth County Council. Supported by RTÉ Supporting the Arts with the friendly support of the Ernst Von Siemens Music Foundation, Louth County Council Festival Grants Initiative 2025 and the Goethe Institute.

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“Exceptional things only happen when the passion of individuals nourish an idea,” Pärt tells me. “When Eamonn approached me in 2006 and asked for a new work, I felt this passion. It, and the story of Ireland, inspired me to create The Deer’s Cry, which ever since has been very close to my heart. I gratefully remember my collaboration with him and his society. The music world needs such committed fighters as Eamonn Quinn.”

Arvo Pärt speaking to The Guardian about Louth Contemporary Music's Eamonn QuinnThe Guardian June 2017