Donnacha Dennehy

Donnacha Dennehy is an acclaimed Irish composer whose innovative works have captivated audiences worldwide. His music, known for its exploration of temporal processes and harmony, has been showcased in prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Barbican, and the Royal Opera House. Dennehy's groundbreaking compositions often push boundaries, as seen in his work for viola and microtonal viola da gamba consort, performed by renowned artists like Nadia Sirota and Liam Byrne. His opera "The Last Hotel," which premiered at the Edinburgh Festival, and his arresting album inspired by the Irish potato famine, performed by the ensemble Alarm Will Sound, are testaments to his profound artistic vision. With a diverse repertoire and a distinctive style, Donnacha Dennehy continues to leave an indelible mark on the contemporary music scene.