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Saint Barrahanes Church Festival Of Classical Music

Saint Barrahanes Church
Castletownshend
Cork
Phone: 28 36193
Fax: 28 36339
The first festival was organised in 1980 and has taken place annually ever since. Michael Sokolov-Grant was its first chairman.

Amongst the distinguished musicians to have played are the RTÉ Vanbrugh String Quartet, the Crawford Piano Trio, David Agnew, oboe, Jonathan Freeman-Attwood, trumpet, Director of the Royal Academy of Music, London, Professor Gerard Gillen, organ, of Maynooth College, Brigid Knowles, contralto, Catherine Leonard, violin, Philip Martin, piano and composer, Dr Geraldine O'Grady, violin, Professor Micheal O'Suilleabhain, Limerick University, Cara O'Sullivan, soprano, Ioana Petcu-Colon, violin, Peter Sweeney, former Organist of Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, Hugh Tinney, piano.
Purpose of the festival
1. To promote classical music
2. Platform for young artists, especially from the Cork School of Music
3. Entertainment for locals and tourist
4. Upkeep of St. Barrahane's Church (History of the Church)
5. Donations to charities such as International: Gorta, Concern, Goal Irish: ISPCC, Chernobyl (Adie Roche) Local: Castlehaven Nursing Association

Dates
The 28th Saint Barrahanes Church Festival Of Classical Music 2008 will be held every Thursday from 24th July to 21st of August.
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