Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is seeking an Arts Promotion and Sales Manager to manage the publicity and marketing activity of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. Find out more: ow.ly/b7Eo50RBYbj #promotion

This week's concerts, festivals and upcoming deadlines (7–12 May 2024): ow.ly/73ZL50RBtHl

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// Irish National Opera Announces Wagner, Berlioz, Verdi and Emma O'Halloran for 2024–25 Season //
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Donizetti's 'L’elisir d’amore', Strauss' 'Die Fledermaus', and a collaboration with hip-hop collective the Kabin Crew also part of new programme.

// Hyeyoon Park, Judi Jackson, Inmo Yang, Claudia Boyle and Sitkovetsky Trio for West Wicklow Chamber Music Festival 2024 // ow.ly/Tpkg50RAFST

A new work by Abigail Smith that has won the festival's composition competition will be performed on 18 May.

Maynooth University is seeking applications from established musical artists for an Artist in Residence position for the 2024–25 academic year. Find out more: ow.ly/GWIc50RA7Of

The Helix venue in Dublin is seeking a Venue Programming Sales Executive. This is a part-time role (Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) and the deadline is 17 May. Find out more: ow.ly/SuRQ50RzuJV #promotion

Roamer – Lauren Kinsella, Matthew Halpin, Simon Jermyn and Matthew Jacobson – are on tour in Ireland this week from 9 to 12 May, playing Kilkenny, Cork, Sligo and Wicklow. Find out more in the jazz section of Upcoming Events: ow.ly/tA5c50Rzu9e

This Saturday at Farmleigh House in Dublin at 3pm, Journal of Music editor Toner Quinn will give a lecture exploring some of the ideas in his new book, What Ireland Can Teach the World About Music. Find out more: ow.ly/9bfK50RzoLo

The new international cello festival Cellissimo will take place in Galway over nine days from 18 to 26 May. See the full programme here: ow.ly/cnFj50Rzojv #promotion

ICYMI: Our reviews of New Music Dublin last week are here:
Days 1 & 4: ow.ly/6FNF50Rzo66
Days 2 & 3: ow.ly/AnpJ50Rzo65

Warner Music Ireland is seeking a Media and Artist Relations Officer for a 12-month contact. Full details: ow.ly/y7aL50RzkqE

// Concerts, Festivals & Upcoming Deadlines (7–12 May 2024) // ow.ly/c77L50RytY2

This week's concerts, festivals and job and funding deadlines from Tuesday to Sunday.

The Music Network Music Capital Scheme, which provides funding for the purchase of musical instruments for individual professional musicians and non-professional groups, is currently open for applications. Deadline is 25 June. Full details: ow.ly/gnEi50Rygwk #promotion

// €25k Markievicz Award Open for Applications on 7 May // ow.ly/N2xl50RuPaj

Award to support work focused on the role of women in Ireland; deadline for applications is 6 June.

// New One-Day Festival of Contemporary Music Announced for Belfast // ow.ly/ZxZE50RuOWf

Terrain will take place on 18 May; event will also include a discussion on the contemporary music scene in Northern Ireland.

// Excellence But Lacking Surprise – New Music Dublin: Days 2 and 3 // journalofmusic.com/reviews/excell…

New Music Dublin took place at the NCH and other venues in the city from 25 to 28 April with many world and Irish premieres. James Camien McGuiggan reviews days 2 and 3.

ICYMI: Willie Clancy Summer School 2024 to Feature Tribute to Margaret Barry with Lisa O'Neill ow.ly/q31350RuPML

52nd edition of festival will take place from 6 to 14 July.

// Irish Composer William Vincent Wallace's 1860 Opera 'Lurline' to Receive Concert Performance at the NCH // ow.ly/eJiu50RwqSa

National Symphony Orchestra and Heritage Music Productions to present full score on 26 July.

// Challenging and Curious – New Music Dublin: Days 1 and 4 // ow.ly/Zfog50RuSjj

New Music Dublin took place at the National Concert Hall and other venues in the city from 25 to 28 April with many world and Irish premieres. Brendan Finan reviews days 1 and 4.

The penultimate concert in State Choir Latvija Irish Tour will be in the aptly named The Lark in Balbriggan. Saturday 4th at at 8pm. A great chance to see this new 400 seater venue if you have not already done so.
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