Frank McNamara bringing Chopin by Candlelight to Navan church
The entrancing melodies of one of the greatest composers of all time, Frédéric Chopin, will be presented in 'Chopin by Candlelight', a concert taking place on Saturday 30th September at St Mary's Church of Ireland in Navan.
Concerts by candlelight are a growing phenomenon worldwide and proving to be the ultimate setting to enjoy wonderful music. From New York to London to Edinburgh to Dublin, these concerts are consistently creating a huge cohort of satisfied concert goers, many of whom are attending a classical concert for the first time.
At the heart of this enchanting event is the virtuoso pianist, Dunshaughlin's Frank McNamara. His exquisite interpretation and profound connection to the music will create an experience that resonates deeply with attendees, leaving them spellbound by his artistry. McNamara’s stories of the music and the composer give the audience a deeper insight into the music, giving them a greater connection and enhancing the overall experience.
St Mary's Church will be transformed into a realm of captivating beauty, illuminated solely by the soft glow of countless candles. This breathtaking setting provides the perfect backdrop for an evening that promises to awaken the senses and transport the audience to a bygone era of musical grandeur.
'Chopin by Candlelight' is meticulously crafted to showcase the breadth of Chopin's genius. From the delicate grace of the nocturnes through the heartwarming waltzes to the lively energy of the polonaises, the repertoire will span the emotional spectrum, captivating hearts and minds alike. This hour-long musical odyssey promises an immersive experience that will linger in the memory long after the final notes have faded.
The concerts are one hour without interval and start at 9pm - a welcome innovation allowing audience members to make a night of it and have a leisurely dinner first then attend the concert. Tickets for 'Chopin by Candlelight' are in high demand due to the intimate nature of the venue. Tickets available on Eventbrite from €19 (€21.35 with booking fee).