Navan Choral Festival 2018
Dolce are excited to be taking part in the Navan Choral Festival on Sunday 13th May. We will be performing in 3 Competitions – Mixed Voice Choir, Church Music and Choir of the Year.
Navan Choral Festival
Dolce will compete in the Adult Choirs Competition and also in the Choir of the Year Competition in Navan on 12th May 2019. Details of the Navan Choral festival can be found here: Navan Choral Festival
DetailsMick Travers Tribute Concert on 5th October
Our next concert is a tribute to deceased member Mick Travers. For full details click Events.
Mick Travers – RIP
Last week we said goodbye to a highly respected, warmly regarded and much loved gentleman who sang in our bass line for over 10 years. Mick Travers is a big loss in the Dolce community. Mick’s contribution over the years is difficult to quantify. He served on the committee for years, as an ordinary member,…
DetailsMay 2014
May 2014 will see Dolce travelling to Navan and New Ross Choral Festivals to compete and have some fun with other choirs. Keep an eye out for us there!
Masterclass with Dr. Albert Bradshaw
The much anticipated workshop by Dr. Albert Bradshaw took place on Thursday 9th April. Some of us were already acquainted with the teacher, choirmaster and adjudicator, others waited with some trepidation. We were well primed by our own conductor Deirdre in advance. After a short warm-up the maestro went to work weaving his magic and creating…
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Masterclass with Dr. Albert Bradshaw
March 2011
Rehearsals as usual.
Looking Forward.
As restrictions continue to prevent Dolce gathering to sing, we have been busy learning about music on weekly Zoom sessions. History of choral music, Mongolian music, instruments, contemporary a capella and plainchant are amongst the variety of topics which have been covered. 22nd April brings a celebration to mark Dolce’s 16th birthday – not the sort of…
DetailsLooking Back at 2016
Well, well, well…2016 may have been a disaster for some, (think Trump, Brexit, Mayo losing again, Kilkenny losing this once..how shameful!!), but for Dolce it was another year of success after success: a VERY busy year of fine performances, laced with lots of fun. It was, of course, the year of the 1916 Centenary, and…
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