The Pocket Rocket and the Adorable Diva.

Join us on Saturday the 14th of October in Buswells Hotel, Molesworth Street. Talk commences at 11am. All are welcome. David Clarke returns to deliver another one of his superb talks. On this occasion he’s going to look at the careers of the tenor, Joseph Schmidt, and the soprano, Margaret Burke Sheridan. Through film andContinue reading “The Pocket Rocket and the Adorable Diva.”

Aimee Kearney, 2023 Bursary Recipient

Aimee Kearney is a light operatic soprano currently studying vocal performance on the professional mentorship scheme with Virginia Kerr and Andrew Synnott at the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin. In addition to her performances as a classical soloist, she sings chamber music, opera and choral music. Aimee has starred as ‘Dominic the prince’ inContinue reading “Aimee Kearney, 2023 Bursary Recipient”

John McCormack Bursary Awards Concert at the Mansion House

We had a wonderful turnout at the Mansion House, Dublin for our annual Bursary Awards Concert. Held in the Oak Room, we were delighted to hear the recipients, Aimee Kearney, Ruby Boland and Boyu Liu perform a selection of songs from their popular and classical repertoire. A filmed performance by each of the singers willContinue reading “John McCormack Bursary Awards Concert at the Mansion House”

Keveny’s John McCormack

We had a wonderful turnout for Keith Kurtzer’s talk, with people traveling from Cork and Tipperary to be with us at Buswell’s Hotel. Keith delivered a tour de force presentation which contained a lot of unseen and unpublished material. For those who were unable to attend Keith very kindly provided us with a copy ofContinue reading “Keveny’s John McCormack”

Keveny’s John McCormack

(Anecdotes of a Concert Monarch) The John McCormack Society is delighted to welcome Keith Kurtzer of New York who will deliver a talk on the Irish tenor using the unique collection of material assembled by fellow American, Jack Keveny. Max de Schauensee called John McCormack the Caruso of the concert stage and in his refulgentContinue reading “Keveny’s John McCormack”