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The Climate Crisis Has to be Felt

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By Éna Brennan, Brendan Finan
| The Journal of Music
Last week saw a number of performances of Breathwork, a new short opera by Éna Brennan performed in the Cube at the Project Arts Centre, Dublin. A trio of singers – Andrew Gavin, Michelle O’Rourke, and Kelli-Ann Masterson – perform live with pre-recorded accompaniment from Sarah Sew (violin), Brian O’Kane (cello), Eric Castillo Mora (trumpet) and Ross Lyness (trombone).
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'A series of extraordinary opera experiences large and small, old and new': Irish National Opera Announces 2023–24 Season

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By 'La Traviata', Éna Brennan, Favourites 'La bohème', Richard Strauss’
| The Journal of Music
Irish National Opera (INO) has announced its 2023–24 season, which includes seven operas including Puccini’s La bohème with Celine Byrne, Richard Strauss’ Salome with Sinéad Campbell-Wallace, and Éna Brennan’s new ecologically-inspired Breathwork. The season also includes Verdi’s La traviata in Wexford and Dublin, Vivaldi’s L’Olimpiade on a national tour plus performances in London and Fribourg in Switzerland, and Gounod’s Faust at the Dublin Theatre Festival.
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Irish National Opera 2023-24 Season: La bohème, Salome, Breathwork, and More

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By Favourites 'La bohème', 'La Traviata', Éna Brennan, Richard Strauss’
| The Journal of Music
Irish National Opera (INO) has announced its 2023–24 season, which includes seven operas including Puccini’s La bohème with Celine Byrne, Richard Strauss’ Salome with Sinéad Campbell-Wallace, and Éna Brennan’s new ecologically-inspired Breathwork. The season also includes Verdi’s La traviata in Wexford and Dublin, Vivaldi’s L’Olimpiade on a national tour plus performances in London and Fribourg in Switzerland, and Gounod’s Faust at the Dublin Theatre Festival.
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