GEMF 2015 Gallery |

OPENING OF THE FESTIVAL, MAY 14, 2015, CONNACHT PRINT WORKS

Opening 2015: City Arts Officer James Harrold declares the Festival Openi!

Opening 2015: Maura Ó Cróinín

2015 Opening: Maura Ó Cróinín, Counsellor Pádraig Conneely, Arts Officer James Harrold

Opening 2015 Stiltwalker

Opening 2015

20 Years of the Galway Early Music Exhibition

20 Years of the Galway Early Music Festival Exhibition

20 Years of the Galway Early Music Festival Exhibiton

OPENING CONCERT: LUDUS DANIELIS, May 14
An Il Corago Production directed by Andrew Laurence-King with The Harp Consort and St Nicholas Schola Cantorum (dir. Mark Duley)

Ludus Danielis, David Crowden

St Nicholas Choristers and The Harp Consort

Ludus Danielis

Ludus Danielis: Wolodymyr Smishkewych (Daniel) and St Nicholas Choristers

Ludus Danielis

THE CELLO GOES BAROQUE, MAY 15
Aoife Nic Athlaoich (Cello) & Yonit Kosovske (harpsichord)
Presented in partnership with Music for Galway

Cello goes Baroque

Aoife Nic Athlaoich (cello) & Yonit Kosovske (harpsichord)

Aoife Nic Athlaoich

WHEN I DO COUNT THE CLOCK THAT TELLS THE TIME, MAY 15
Pandora’s Box (John Kenny, Patrick Kenny and Miguel Tantos Sevillano with guest Maria Caswell

Pandora’s Box: John Kenny

Pandoras Box: duelling trombones (Miguel Tantos Sevillano & Patrick Kenny)

Pandora’s Box with Maria Caswell

FRAGMENTS FOR THE END OF TIME, MAY 16
Sequentia: Benjamin Bagby (voice, lyre and harp) and Norbert Rodenkirchen (flutes and harp)

Norbert Rodenkirchen

TIME WARP, MAY 17
Alphabet Baroque Club (Maria Caswell, Judiyaba, Gwyneth Davis, Phebe Craig

Alphabet Baroque Club

A good laugh during rehearsal

Phebe Craig explains a finer point

Maria Caswell explains the baroque violin

Gwyneth Davis and Maria Caswell

Alphabet Baroque Club

THRICE UPON A TIME, MAY 16
Moonfish Theatre Company

The Princess (Zita Monahan)

The Princess and the gatekeeper (Danielle

A gatekeeper (Grace Ní Cadhla)

Involved audience member

INSTRUMENT MAKERS EXHIBITION, MAY 16
Paul Dooley (early Irish harp), Martin Doyle (flutes), Paul Doyle (fretted instruments), Eriú Harps (early Irish harps and historical European harps), Wolodymyr Smishkewych (symphonia & hurdy gurdy)