DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama returns to its first home in the City Assembly House in South William Street, to perform in the beautiful newly restored Knight Of Glin Exhibition Room at the Irish Georgian Society. On 15^th October 1890, the Dublin Municipal School of Music opened its doors at the Assembly Rooms in William Street.  Today, DIT Conservatory provides high quality, performance-based arts education encompassing a vibrant Junior Conservatory, third-level degree programmes and the Research Foundation for Music in Ireland. 

Monday 30^th April, 6pm
Georgian String Quartet
Inana Garis (violin 1), Anna Mc Kenna (violin 2), Dionne Timms (viola), Peadar Ó Loinsigh (cello)
Performing Dvořák’s String Quartet No.12 ‘American’ and Haydn’s String Quartet, Op.33 No.2 ‘The Joke’ 

Monday 14^th May, 6pm
DIT Harps perform classical and Irish traditional music in solo and ensemble contexts.

Monday 21^st May, 6pm
Cue Saxophone Quartet
Ryan Hargadon (soprano), Robert Finegan (alto), Sean Kenny (tenor) and Stephen O’Brien (baritone)
The Cue Saxophone Quartet perform a unique and exciting selection of pieces from 20^th and 21^st centuries, including works by Jean Françaix, Jun Nagao and Joby Talbot. 

These concerts are free to the public to attend.