National Symphony Orchestra

Playing Gerald Barry’s From the Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra’s principal double bassist is heroic in the face of impossible odds

Last October’s Haunted Dancehall featured over 25 dance artists taking over NCH and its grounds for a series of late night gigs

Me & My Money: John Finucane, artistic director of Music in Monkstown 2023

Siptu says members are frustrated by failure of management to address ‘psychosocial risk factors’

The National Symphony Orchestra churns through an extraordinary number of musicians. The New Zealand conductor rode the beast with some success on Friday

The Belfast native enjoyed a distinguished career which saw him work with the Ulster Orchestra, the NSO, Sadler’s Wells Opera and the Glyndebourne Festival

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra’s first woman principal conductor on music, performance and the tingle factor

Why did national institution mark significant anniversary without involvement of an Irish composer, soloist or conductor?

‘Mixed emotions’ on National Symphony Orchestra’s move may resurface with future cuts

Died a month before poet brother Thomas and had just started work on 12th symphony

Artists from all genres share their favourite moments from within the hallowed walls

RTÉ NSO and National Concert Hall remain choked by the past in certain respects

Ad competition, licence fee evasion and ascent of Netflix complicate life at Montrose

Female composers are grossly underrepresented, but fixing the issue may not be easy