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Glasshouse perform Ryuichi Sakamoto at the National Concert Hall: Jan 2025
Evgeny Grinko: March 2025
Federico Albanese: May 2025
Jóhann Jóhannsson - Drone Mass: May 2025
Penguin Cafe: June 2025

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Pavilion Theatre presents

Between the Notes

A Concert Series


Proudly presented by Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire, Between the Notes is a concert series showcasing artists from around the world who are reshaping the boundaries of contemporary music, creating sonic landscapes to lose ourselves in, and exploring the powerful emotions that exist “between the notes”.
 
Following stunning 2023 sets from Australian Music Prize nominee Luke Howard and New Zealand digital artists Responsve, Oscar-nominated US composer and A Winged Victory for the Sullen member Dustin O’Halloran at Liberty Hall Theatre, Poland’s beloved Hania Rani at Vicar Street, and Dublin collective Glasshouse performing the music of the late Japanese visionary composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, the series continues into 2024.
 
Renowned Australian pianist and composer Sophie Hutchings played her first-ever Irish show at Pavilion Theatre in April 2024. Looking later into 2024, dates are on sale for Glasshouse perfoming new arrangements of Icelandic band Sigur Rós on 14 September, legendary fiddle player Martin Hayes on 13, 18 and 22 September and fellow Gloaming member Iarla Ó Lionáird whose trio perform on Sun 17 Nov.
 
Between the Notes takes its first step into the National Concert Hall with the 18 January 2025 return of Glasshouse perform Ryuichi Sakamoto, in assocation with Foggy Notions. This will be followed by a stunning roster of international artists including Evgeny Grinko, Federico Albanese and Penguin Cafe, as well as a unique performance of the late Jóhann Jóhannsson's Drone Mass by Chamber Choir Ireland and Crash Ensemble
 
Taking place in venues across Dublin, from the intimate seaside auditorium of Pavilion Theatre itself, to Liberty Hall Theatre on the banks of the Liffey, to the legendary Vicar Street, ticketholders can expect sweeping, cinematic experiences from the cutting edge of neoclassical, film scores, and ambient music.
 
Speaking at the launch of the concert series, Director at Pavilion Theatre, Hugh Murray, said:
 
“This series feels like the natural culmination of what we’ve been doing here at Pavilion Theatre since at least 2014, showcasing some of the international artists whose music has enriched my own life and so many others’. 
 
Over the years, we were heartened by the audience response to concerts from trailblazers like Ólafur Arnalds, A Winged Victory for the Sullen, and Lubomyr Melnyk, expanding into Irish talents like Chequerboard and Glasshouse, and a new generation of contemporary composers like Hania Rani, Dobrawa Czocher, and Federico Albanese. 
 
I couldn’t have wished for three more inspiring and gifted artists representing what we want to do with Between the Notes than Luke Howard, Dustin O’HalloranHania Rani and Glasshouse – they represent a snapshot of what will hopefully develop into a long-running programme of unforgettable soul-stirring experiences over the coming years.” 
 
With Between the Notes, Pavilion Theatre – the venue to first bring Ólafur Arnalds to our shores – is inviting Irish audiences to be part of a global musical moment taking place right now across both hemispheres, and both sides of the Atlantic.