St. Nicholas Collegiate Church

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Lombard St
Galway, H91 PY20, Get Directions

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  • A group of 24 people, dressed in black, pose together in rows for a formal chamber choir photo. The text below reads, “University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chamber Singers, Tennessee, USA.”.

    University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chamber Singers

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    FREE Afternoon concert Talented singers from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chamber singers will be performing a variety of sacred, spiritual and traditional songs for mixed voices. The UTC Chattanooga Singers is a concert choir of male and female voices that performs a wide variety of music from a cappella works to major works […]

  • A violinist plays behind glowing yellow candles in St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, with the text Candlelight fever Original Event above. The atmosphere is warm and intimate, enhanced by the soft lighting of this historic venue.

    Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Fleetwood Mac

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Galway. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Fleetwood Mac at Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church under the gentle glow of candlelight. Tickets available from www.feverup.com Programme Everywhere Gypsy You Make Loving Fun Never Going Back […]

  • A violinist plays behind glowing yellow candles in St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, with the text Candlelight fever Original Event above. The atmosphere is warm and intimate, enhanced by the soft lighting of this historic venue.

    Candlelight Concert: Hans Zimmer’s Best Works

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Galway. Get your tickets now to discover the music of Hans Zimmer's Best Works at Saint Nicholas' Collegiate Church under the gentle glow of candlelight. Tickets available at feverup.com Programme Time from Inception This Land from The […]

  • Poster for a Coffee Concert on 16th May at 11am featuring Cois Cuain String Trio at St. Nicholas Collegiate Church, Galway. €10 entry includes tea, coffee, baked goods, and supports Schola Cantorum. Presented by Grey Lake Quartet.

    Coffee Concert- Cois Cuain String Trio

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Join us for a concert, tea & coffee, and delicious baked goods all for €10. In aid of the Schola Cantorum

    €10

  • Cois Cladaigh- Reflections

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    "Reflections" is Cois Cladaigh's end of season concert. The programme will include music by Claudio Monteverdi, Kirby Shaw, Eric Whitacre, Jake Runstead and Eriks Esenvald. At this concert, Cois Cladaigh will bid a fond farewell to their current Musical Director Daniel Beuster who is stepping down from the role after five wonderful years at the helm. […]

    €20

  • Concordia University- The University Acapella Choir

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Concordia University’s A Cappella Choir, a select 72-voice internationally renowned vocal ensemble, has been performing concerts and joining congregations in worship for over 88 years. One of the United States’ oldest touring Lutheran collegiate choirs, the University A Cappella Choir has performed throughout the U.S., and internationally in Greece, Italy, France, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, India, […]

  • Logo for Galway Early Music Festival featuring a stylized maroon ship with a diamond-shaped sail above wavy lines, next to the words “Galway early music” in maroon text, celebrating 30 years of early music on a white background.

    A Measure of Time: Celebrating 30 years of Galway Early Music Festival

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Part of the Galway Early Music Festival featuring Resurgam, English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble (ECSE), Claire Duff (violin), Bogdan Sofei (violin) and Malcolm Proud (organ). This programme traces musical developments in central Europe over another 30-year period - the Thirty Years' War 1618-1648. Particular reference points are provided by composers including Heinrich Schütz, Johann Schein, Tobias Michael and Andreas Hammerschmidt, who wrote specific works […]

  • Coffee Concert poster for Vox Orbis at the Galway Early Music Festival—23rd May, 11am, St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church. Enjoy tea, coffee, baked goods, and concert for €10. Floral border design highlights this special Coffee Concert event.

    Coffee Concert- Vox Orbis

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Join us for a special Coffee Concert as part of the Galway Early Music Festival- featuring Vox Orbis Tea and coffee, delicious baked goodies, and concert all for €10. In aid of the Schola Cantorum

    €10
  • Logo for Galway Early Music Festival featuring a stylized maroon ship with a diamond-shaped sail above wavy lines, next to the words “Galway early music” in maroon text, celebrating 30 years of early music on a white background.

    Tenebrae I in Candlelight

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Part of the Galway Early Music Festival Resurgam tenors Christopher Bowen and Edward Woodhouse, together with Malcolm Proud, organ, Norah O'Leary, cello, and Kristiina Watt, theorbo, present Couperin's Leçons de ténèbres. For information and tickets: https://www.resurgam.ie/galway-early-music-festival

  • Logo for Galway Early Music Festival featuring a stylized maroon ship with a diamond-shaped sail above wavy lines, next to the words “Galway early music” in maroon text, celebrating 30 years of early music on a white background.

    Reverie and Revelry

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard St, Galway, H91 PY20

    Part of the Galway Early Music Festival The festival offers a platform to Galway’s new baroque instrumental ensemble Vespera under the direction of baroque violinist Claire Duff and including all four ConTempo members. To celebrate GEMF’s 30th anniversary, Vespera presents a programme of eighteenth-century music for string ensemble, with organist James Taylor, featuring: Telemann's Ouverture, Burlesque de Quixotte, TWV 55:G10 Purcell's Sonata in 4 […]