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The Lakeshore Chorale, based in Wisconsin, USA, will perform a free concert in Kilkenny City on Sunday, June 22 at 5.30pm.
The ensemble, known for its eclectic repertoire and long-standing commitment to choral excellence, is embarking on a tour of Ireland and has chosen Kilkenny as one of its stops.
Audiences can expect a rich mix of sacred and classical music, including works by Bruckner, Victoria, and Elgar.
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Picture: Lakeshore Chorale
The programme includes Locust Iste by Bruckner, Just As I Am by Brad Nix, Mirabile Mysterium by Victoria, As Torrents in Summer by Elgar, Might Lord, Thy Faithfulness Abideth Ever by Lotti, Soon Ah Will Be Done by William Dawson, and Rain, Rain, Beautiful Rain by Joseph Shabala.
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The concert is free and open to the public, with all encouraged to attend what promises to be a memorable musical experience.
The Lakeshore Chorale is one of the oldest independent choral organisations in Wisconsin.
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