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Waltz for Molly - Emilie Conway Qtet at the John Field Room

The National Concert Hall | Earlsfort Terrace
Date
Friday, 19 June 2015
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13:00 - 15:00
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Waltz for Molly - Emilie Conway Qtet at the John Field Room

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Time 13:00 - 15:00
Category Concert
Ticket Price 18/16

About this event

FOR THE MOLLY MC NALLY MIRACLE TRUST

Emilie Conway - voice
Johnny Taylor - piano
Dave Fleming - double bass
Dominic Mullan - drums

Tickets: €18/16
Box Office: 01 417 0000

“Fantastic! Emilie Conway gets better all the time,” The Sunday Independent
“Star of show is Conway’s voice,” Hot Press
"A wonderful talent. Emilie sings her songs from her heart. She really means what she sings," - Sheila Jordan USA

Emilie Conway is an award winning Dublin born jazz singer whose stage debut was an impromptu session with Jon Hendricks and Kurt Elling in a Chicago club in 1999.

Described as "a heart stealer with the voice of an angel, smooth, mellow, sincere and deeply connected to both music and lyrics,” and with what the Irish Times called "classic style,” Emilie Conway appeals not only to jazz fans but also to a more mainstream audience.

Inspired from recent performances in the Dominican Republic and Paris for International Jazz Day, Emilie Conway returns to the John Field with a lunch time concert, in aid of the Molly McNally Miracle Trust, that blends classic jazz with a twist - an infusion of the colour and vibrancy of the Caribbean.

She is joined by her longstanding quartet; some of Ireland's leading jazz musicians: Johnny Taylor (piano), Dave Fleming (double bass) and Dominic Mullan (drums).

All proceeds in aid of the the Molly McNally Miracle Trust.

Location

Earlsfort Terrace

Venue details

The National Concert Hall

The National Concert Hall sits proudly on Earlsfort Terrace in Dublin’s city centre and is home to the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Choir Ireland, Irish Baroque Orchestra, Music Network and Music Generation. Next door to the picturesque Iveagh Gardens and in the heart of a commercial district known as the National Concert Hall Quarter, it hosts over 1000 events per annum. Its mission, to foster and celebrate the appreciation, knowledge, enjoyment and pure love of music as an integral part of Irish life.