
We are looking for new members!

Our very popular “Carols with Cantóirí” 2019 concert is now open for booking. The performance will take place in Dublin City centre’s medieval church of St. Audoen’s.
Tickets €10 – Available in advance from choir members or at: cantoiri@gmail.com
All the members of Cantóirí Choir would like to thank all those who attended & supported our Summer Concert on Sat June 15th. At St. Finian’s Lutheran Church, 23 Adelaide Rd. We enjoyed a bumper attendance and hope to see you all again next season.
Cantóirí Choir will be joined by special guests Kamerkoor Coro Incanto from The Netherlands, in this evening of beautiful songs from various periods and traditions at 7:30pm on Saturday October 20th in All Saints Church, Carysfort Avenue, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
Expect songs from Purcell, Strauss, Gjeilo, Byrd, Stanford, Bruckner and more on the night. Entrance is free and no ticket is required. Collection in aid of the Irish Heart Foundation will be taken up on the night.
Directions:
Cantóirí, the friendliest chamber choir in Dublin, are auditioning for new members this September. Auditions are being held on Monday 3rd, 10th, and 17th of September at 7pm in our rehearsal venue in Bunscoil Synge on the very appropriated named Synge Street.
Please contact our chairperson at cantoiri@gmail.com to organise an audition.
Please come and join Cantóirí and special guests Familiekor Copenhagen for their joint concert in the Unitarian Church on Stephen’s Green at 8pm on Saturday May 12th.
Tickets are available the door: €10 (€8 concession)
If you are in town on Saturday afternoon, please come and enjoy a free taster at 3.30pm at St. Stephen’s Green Bandstand.
Cantóirí are singing a range of Christmas Carols in the lovely Chester Beatty Library in the grounds of Dublin Castle at 3pm on Saturday December 8th. Come and enjoy some music in the library’s atrium , maybe with some coffee and cakes from the Silk Road Cafe.
Directions:
Please join us for an hour of festive singing at 3:30 on Saturday December 10th at the National Museum of Ireland at Collins Barracks, Dublin