



Events Programme

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Tommy Halferty Trio
Sat 13-03-2010 20:00
Welcoming the return of the virtuoso Irish jazz guitarist for an evening of inspired original music as well as some unique interpretations of jazz standards.

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Niwel Tsumbu
Sat 27-03-2010 20:30
Niwel returns with his fluent guitar playing draws from past excursions with African rhythms, rumba, jazz, classical, flamenco and much more besides. Playing electric & acoustic guitars & singing mostly in his native 'Lingala', Niwel plays a range of music that stretches from contemporary versions of Congolese traditional music from the 1930s & 40s to modern Jazz.

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Cathy Davey
Thu 15-04-2010 20:30
Cathy Davey platinum-selling Irish singer–songwriter and previous Meteor Award winner for Best Irish Female Returns to Wexford Arts Centre for what's sure to be another stellar performance.

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“Moore's Irish Melodies” by Thomas Moore Festival celebrating National Music Day
Fri 16-04-2010 13:05
Friday 16th April1.05pm Lunchtime Concert in St. Iberius Church Wexford
Prior to their concert in Carnegie Hall in New York this Thomas Moore Festival tour will feature the vocal talents of some of Ireland's finest young singers accompanied by acclaimed international pianist, Una Hunt. The programme includes many favourite Moore's Melodies such as “Tis The Last Rose of Summer”, “Silent, Oh Moyle”, “The Minstrel Boy” and “The Meeting of the Waters”.

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Sarah McQuaid
Sat 17-04-2010 20:30
Drawing on the traditions of Ireland, America and the UK, her music is sublime and compelling, characterised by warm, velvety vocals and a distinctive acoustic guitar style. She has the ability to create an intimate atmosphere with her stories song and guitar making th audience part of the gig.
“Truly spine-tingling ... A touching album from a genuine artist.” — Hot Press
“Likely to make the hairs stand up on the back of your neck.” — Aled Jones, BBC Radio 2

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Declan O’Rourke
Sat 01-05-2010 20:30
“Singing in a velvet-tinged bartitone with a killer falsetto….it’s a rare gift that his music can bear comparison with so many classic era troubadours, Fred Neil, Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen while still sounding so completely original” Nigel Williamson, Uncut
Declan O’Rourke used to be one of Ireland’s best kept secrets, but rave reviews for his debut album ‘Since Kyabram’, a growing international fanbase and an enviable collection of eminent devotees, including Paul Weller, Snow Patrol and Kate Rusby, are rapidly changing that.




