Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn (Ireland) @ Humph Hall

Discover the story of Ireland through the unmistakable sound of the uilleann pipes.

Journey through the centuries of Irish music in a captivating live concert celebrating the island’s rich musical heritage, its history, mythology and enduring spirit.

From melodies inspired by the ancient myths and legends of eighth-century Ireland, through the music of the Middle Ages, the elegance of the Baroque and Romantic periods, and the poignant music associated with the Great Famine of 1845 and its aftermath, this extraordinary musical journey travels through time to embrace the vibrant sounds of Ireland today.

At the heart of the performance is the uilleann pipes, one of Ireland’s most distinctive and expressive instruments. Recognised by UNESCO in 2017 as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, uilleann piping is a living tradition that connects generations and carries the stories, emotions and identity of the Irish people.

More than an instrument of melody, the uilleann pipes possess a remarkable musical completeness. The soaring melody, rich harmonies and deep, resonant drones combine to create a sound that is at once intimate, powerful and unmistakably Irish.

Whether evoking ancient legends, reflecting times of hardship and emigration, or celebrating the creativity of contemporary Ireland, the music offers a powerful connection to the past and a fresh appreciation of the present.

Come and discover why the uilleann pipes are so deeply woven into the sound of Ireland. Experience the history, the emotion and the extraordinary musical possibilities of this unique instrument in a concert that brings centuries of Irish music to life.

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