Music of...
with John O'Brien

The Everyman presents
Music of…

SUN 4 FEB, SUN 10 MAR & SUN 28 APR, 7.30PM
Multi-show bundles available
Live at The Everyman

Renowned Cork musician John O’Brien invites you to explore a new genre-defying concert series, Music of…

This sonic voyage, in three acts, begins with Music of… Sadness and Comfort (Sunday 4 February) featuring star mezzo-soprano Niamh O’Sullivan and the spellbinding flute and fiddle playing of Johnny McCarthy. Music of… Love and Heartache (Sunday 10 March) is next with West End musical sensation Molly Lynch and the enchanting harpist Anne-Marie Papin Labazordiere. The soulful Karen Underwood, backed by virtuosic drummer Davie Ryan, will bring the series to its grand finale with Music of… Faith and Doubt (Sunday 28 April, book HERE).

Each evening boasts the brilliant Ora Quartet, featuring Siún Milne and Molly O’Shea (violins), Ali Comerford (viola) and Yseult Cooper Stockdale (cello) in Music of… Sadness and Comfort and Music of… Love and Heartache, and Jennifer Murphy and Molly O’Shea (violins), Ali Comerford (viola) and Aoife Burke (cello) in Music of… Faith and Doubt.

Experience a captivating journey through the depths of human experience, from Schubert to Sondheim, with a healthy dollop of soul and some surprises along the way. Each concert will showcase the solo singer’s natural style whilst also stepping outside their comfort zone to explore intriguing musical combinations.

For true music aficionados, ticket bundle options are available to ensure you don’t miss a note of this extraordinary musical adventure.

CREDITS

Music of… Sadness and Comfort
Niamh O’Sullivan
Johnny McCarthy
Ora Quartet (Siún Milne and Molly O’Shea, violins; Ali Comerford, viola and Yseult Cooper Stockdale, cello)
John O’Brien

Music of… Love and Heartache
Molly Lynch
Anne-Marie Papin Labazordiere
Ora Quartet (Siún Milne and Molly O’Shea, violins; Ali Comerford, viola and Yseult Cooper Stockdale, cello)
John O’Brien

Music of… Faith and Doubt
Karen Underwood
Davie Ryan
Ora Quartet (Jennifer Murphy and Molly O’Shea, violins; Ali Comerford, viola and Aoife Burke, cello)
John O’Brien