One hundred years after the death of the great French composer, Claude Debussy, pianist Thérèse Fahy, with the support of an Arts Council Music Project Award, brings an exciting Debussy Festival to the National Concert Hall as part of the Kevin Barry Room Series.

Premiere performances of new works by Jane O’Leary, Raymond Deane, Sebastian Adams, Siobhán Cleary, Roger Doyle, Gráinne Mulvey and Benjamin Dwyer.

Performers:

Thérèse Fahy piano

Madeleine Staunton flute

Kathleen Tynan soprano

Programme (not in order of performance):

New commissions by Jane O'Leary - piece for flute and piano and by Raymond Deane.

Works for the original Tombeau de Debussy 1918:

Satie: Song from original Trombeau

Dukas: La plainte au loin du faun

Bartok

Goossens

Schmitt

Debussy:

- Pour les arpèges composées

- Pour les accords

- Chansons Bilitis

- Syrinx

Preludes Book 1

- Voiles

- Collines d'Anacapri

Preludes Book 2

- Canope

- Tièrces alternées

- Feux

Presented by the National Concert Hall

Supported by the Arts Council