Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir live in Dublin

Experience Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir live on October 31st

The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir will perform at the National Concert Hall in Dublin, Ireland on October 31st, 2026. This choir is internationally renowned for its purity of tone, precise intonation, and expressive interpretations of choral works spanning from Gregorian chant to contemporary compositions. Their repertoire frequently includes Estonian composers like Arvo Pärt and Veljo Tormis, alongside masterworks from the classical and baroque periods. The choir’s sound is often described as ethereal and deeply moving, reflecting a strong tradition of choral singing within Estonia.

The National Concert Hall itself opened in 1981, becoming Ireland’s national cultural centre for music. Situated beside the Grand Canal Dock, the hall was designed by Robin Walker and acoustician Dr. Tom Brown, with a focus on achieving optimal acoustics for orchestral and choral performances. It replaced the previous venue, the Gaiety Theatre, as the primary concert hall for the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland. The building features a main auditorium seating approximately 1,400 people and a smaller chamber music hall. Throughout its history, it has hosted performances by leading international orchestras, soloists, and ensembles across various genres.