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Conductors and leaders of Orchestras from County Cork, County Carlow and the County Tipperary Ryan Youth Orchestra, who performed on Sunday November 30 at Ballykisteen Hotel.
Outside the rain was bucketing down as people made their way into the Great National Ballykisteen Hotel for a spectacular collaborative concert with 120 young musicians from County Cork, County Carlow and our own County Tipperary Ryan Youth Orchestra. Ryan Youth Orchestra.
The Ryan Academy of Music was delighted to present this fantastic collaborative concert which took over a year to come to fruition, as the young musicians were practicing in their own county for quite some time.
On Sunday November 30, they came together for what was a memorable Concert featuring a select number of classical and contemporary pieces.
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A packed audience were thrilled by many well known pieces, which dispelled the gloom of the weather outside. The twinkling lights on the Christmas tree and on the main window of the ballroom provided the perfect backdrop for a wonderful coming together of the Orchestras led by our very own County Tipperary Ryan Youth Orchestra.
Each orchestra complimented each other and the final performances when the Orchestras came together, certainly raised the roof of the Ballykisteen Hotel. Congratulations to the three orchestras and to their leaders and conductors, on what was a truly wonderful occasion of music, and a special congratulations to the Ryan Academy of Music, who hosted the event.
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