On Wednesday 21st January, the internationally acclaimed Fidelio Trio will be giving a free lunchtime concert as part of their residency and concert series at St. Patrick’s College Drumcondra.

The Trio will present the first Irish performance of Ekstase II, written for them by Dublin composer and Ergodos co-founder Benedict Schlepper-Connolly. Also featured will be a piano trio arrangement of Percy Grainger’s Colonial Song, and the Irish premiere of Airs No Ocean Keep by British composer Mark Bowden, which Fidelio will be recording with NMC later this year.

The …virtuosic Fidelio Trio (Sunday Times) are comprised of Darragh Morgan (violin), Adi Tal (Cello) and Mary Dullea (Piano). Performing diverse repertoire, the trio are particularly known for their work in promoting contemporary music, frequently premiering new works and working closely with leading composers such as Donnacha Dennehy, Ed Bennett, Joe Cutler, Gerald Barry, Evan Ziporyn, Simon Bainbridge and Beat Furrer.

They have performed at venues and festivals worldwide including London’s South Bank, Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, Purcell Room, City of London Festival , Cheltenham Music Festival, Huddersfield Festival of Contemporary Music, West Cork Music, Shanghai Oriental Arts Centre, Princeton University and MIT Boston.

Free Admission

You can find further information on the Trio’s upcoming events at www.fideliotrio.com and in the online brochure for their residency at St Patrick’s.