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Following their sold out Ryuichi Sakamoto concert in January, acclaimed Dublin music ensemble Glasshouse return to the National Concert Hall to reimagine the work of Icelandic giants Sigur Rós for their ensemble. Arranger Robert Reid Allan crafts new textures and dynamic arcs that honour the band’s luminous sound and reveal…
Following their sold out Ryuichi Sakamoto concert in January, acclaimed Dublin music ensemble Glasshouse return to the National Concert Hall to reimagine the work of Icelandic giants Sigur Rós for their ensemble.
Arranger Robert Reid Allan crafts new textures and dynamic arcs that honour the band’s luminous sound and reveal unexpected detail and intimacy. Drawing from across their catalogue, the programme traces whisper-soft incantations to sky-wide crescendos, inviting listeners into a landscape of shimmering harmony, pulsing rhythm and suspended time.
Join us to celebrate the enduring influence of Sigur Rós and experience these songs anew in the grandeur of Ireland’s national stage. A rare chance to hear iconic tracks lovingly reimagined in concert, in a setting built for deep listening.
Presented by Between the Notes & Foggy Notions
