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‘Irish soprano Aisling Kenny showed off a glorious top register, crystal clear and ringing, delighting the audience…’ Eastbourne Herald
NEWS
Aisling announced as Artist in Residence at the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Paris, spring 2019
Aisling has been announced as an Artist in Residence at the Centre Culturel Irlandais in Spring 2019, supported by Music Network. She is grateful to the Centre Culturel Irlandais and Music Network for this opportunity. For more information, see:
http://www.centreculturelirlandais.com/en/residencies/annonces/
Concert at Galway Early Music Festival 2018 with lutenist Ziv Braha
Aisling Kenny and Ziv Braha are delighted to announce their debut at Galway Early Music Festival on 27 May 2018, 9pm, St Joseph’s Church, Galway.
http://galwayearlymusic.com/production/in-darkness-let-me-dwell-songs-of-night-and-desire/
In Darkness let me dwell: Songs of Night and Desire
Aisling Kenny (Soprano), Ziv Braha (lute)
In the duo’s debut at Galway Early Music Festival, Galway soprano, Aisling Kenny and Israeli lutenist, Ziv Braha, present a late-evening concert of English renaissance lute song by John Dowland, John Danyel, and Thomas Campion. Exploring the theme of darkness in its many guises, the programme features some of the most profound and beautiful works of the period including Dowland’s poignant In darkness let me dwell and Danyel’s moving trilogy, Grief keep within. Voice and strings are interwoven to express the poetry of these songs, some of which convey the most profound human passions, while others embody Ficino’s philosophy of inspired melancholy. Performed on a 10-course lute by Stephen Gottlieb, with a keen sensitivity to historical performance, the concert will be candlelit in the intimate and atmospheric space of St Joseph’s Church.
See the trailer for the festival above.
Chamber Choir Ireland
https://www.chamberchoirireland.com/personnel/aisling-kenny/
Aisling is delighted to announce that she has joined Chamber Choir Ireland, dir. Paul Hillier, and is looking forward to projects throughout 2018 including Cork Choral Festival, Kilkenny Arts Festival and concerts in Belgium and Wales.
For more information see:
https://www.chamberchoirireland.com/events/
Header image: Will Wardle
Aisling Kenny 
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