Spring Candlelight Concerts are coming to Belfast A number of special Spring-themed concerts are set to transform St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast next month. Candlelight Concerts are a series of original
music concerts which allow people all over the world to enjoy live, candlelit music performances in various stunning locations illuminated by thousands of candles. In April, complementing Candlelight's signature sea of candles, the series' concerts will see performance spaces adorned with a lush and colourful flower display, in celebration of the splendor of spring. Read more: NI
Actress and documentary among nominations at BAFTA TV Awards 2024 Belfast has been chosen as one of the handful of places across the
UK to be blessed with these special performances at the historic cathedral in the heart of the city centre. Two Spring performances will combine classic music with soothing jazz tones in tribute to
Aretha Franklin and Frank Sinatra on Saturday, April 13. St Anne's Cathedral Candlelight Concerts are a series of original music concerts created by Fever aimed at democratising the access to classical music. This innovative format represents a unique live musical experience through a varied offer of programs to meet all tastes, played by local musicians, in emblematic venues, with the space and performers illuminated by thousands of candles. Candlelight was initially conceived as a classical music series with concerts featuring works from the greatest composers, such as Vivaldi, Mozart, and Chopin. Now, the ever-growing list of programs includes a wide variety of themes and genres, including tributes to contemporary artists like
Queen, ABBA, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran, as well as shows dedicated to anime, movie soundtracks and many more. For more information about Belfast Candlelight Spring concerts, see here Join our Belfast Live
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