Thursday, 17 February, 2011 
A beautiful stained glass plaque arrived this week from our win last December in the RTÉ Lyric FM Choirs for Christmas competition, for our performance of In dulce jubilo (available on our Christmas CD).
Friday, 21 January, 2011 Auditions for New Members Jan 2011
Rehearsals in City Centre every Tuesday evening
The multi-award-winning chamber choir New Dublin Voices is currently seeking new singers for a small number of vacancies.
Plans for the near future include performances with RTE orchestras, concerts in Christ Church Cathedral in April and June; in the Alliance Française in May; and competitions in France (May) and Belgium (September).
You need to be an experienced singer who reads music well and enjoys singing challenging choral music, mostly a capella.
What to do
Please email newdublinvoiceschoir@gmail.com with relevant information about your choral experience. You will then be contacted about an audition.
Friday, 26 November, 2010 
Multi-award-winning chamber choir New Dublin Voices is staying home for Christmas!
Home being Dublin, where New Dublin Voices is presenting all five of its Christmas concerts this year.
Come in from the cold! Forget the IMF, take a break from Christmas shopping. Just sit back and listen to music that will warm you and take you back to what Christmas is all about: the Nativity, love and family, celebration, memories, happiness.
The range of music is huge, from church carols old and modern, to jazz and crooning, to audience carols and a few surprises. Our featured music this year is the sublime Four Christmas Motets by French composer Francis Poulenc. And at our Family Concerts in Draiocht (3pm only) and The Mill, Dundrum, there will be plenty of extras specially for kids ("from 1 to 92"!). In short, lots for everyone.
North-side, south-side, city-centre. Just pick one of our Dublin venues and come along for Christmas at home with New Dublin Voices with conductor Bernie Sherlock!
Carols for Christmas dates:
Friday, Dec. 10 NCH John Field Room, 1.05 pm (tel.: 01 417 0000)
Tuesday, Dec. 14 Christ Church Cathedral, 8 pm (tickets at door)
Saturday, Dec. 18 Draiocht (Blanchardstown Centre), 3 pm (Family Matinée) AND 8 pm (tel.: 01 885 2622)
Sunday, Dec. 19 The Mill Theatre, Dundrum, (Family Concert), 8 pm (tel.: 01 296 9340)
Tuesday, 16 November, 2010 For this year's November concerts, the internationally acclaimed and award-winning chamber choir New Dublin Voices and their conductor Bernie Sherlock present Stuff and Nonsense, a celebration of the marriage of nonsense and music:
Friday Nov 19th Monkstown Parish Church, 8pm
Saturday Nov 20th Christ Church Cathedral, 8pm
Composers from the Renaissance to the present-day have been fascinated by nonsense and written wonderful music in response to some of the weirdest texts around.
New Dublin Voices explore the amazing amount of truth and value, art and entertainment, contained within nonsense, silliness and madness.
Highlights include: settings by Italian, Finnish, Hungarian (and English!) composers of verses and limericks by the grandfathers of nonsense, Edward Lear and Lewis Carroll. Ridiculous madrigals from the Renaissance. And Benjamin Britten's extraordinary Rejoice in the Lamb, a setting of unhinged but deeply compelling verse written in an insane asylum by the 18th century poet Christopher Smart (with David Adams, organ).
Saturday's concert will also include the launch of NDV's new Christmas CD.
Tickets €15 (€10 conc) available at the door.
Stuff and Nonsense Programme
Britten Rejoice in the Lamb
Petrassi Nonsense
Seiber Three Nonsense Songs
Oltra El Bestiari de Pere Quart: Gripau; Musclo; Bacil
Ligeti The Alphabet (from Nonsense Madrigals)
Rautavaara Ludus verbalis
Mäntyjärvi Pseudo-Yoik
Rissanen Jabberwocky
Banchieri Contrapunto Bestiale
Scandello Ein hennlein weiss
Rutter The Owl & the Pussycat
Tuesday, 21 September, 2010 Up there with Ireland’s best and most exciting chamber choirs, New Dublin Voices has chosen Culture Night at the Back Loft to launch its eagerly anticipated debut CD, “Something Beginning With B”.
The event takes place early on Culture Night – 6pm in the Back Loft in La Catedral Studios, 7-11 St Augustine St [near Tivoli, Vicar St & NCAD). Come along for the buzz and a glass of wine – NDV will be there to sing a track or two from “Something Beginning With B”.
The rule for New Dublin Voices’ debut CD was that every track had to have a “B” in it: this means the Beatles are rubbing shoulders with Brahms and Benjamin Britten is neighbours with a barbershop quartet!
“Something Beginning With B” has a wide, wide mix of sounds and styles, something for everyone, and is a great sample of the world of New Dublin Voices to have on disc at home or in the car.
