Festive treat from soprano and choirs

OPERA fans and Christmas market browsers will be treated to a free festive performance by an award-winning Irish soprano on Cork’s Grand Parade this weekend.
Festive treat from soprano and choirs
Sat, 11 Dec, 2010 - 00:00
Kerrie Kennedy

As part of A Cork Christmas Celebration on the Grand Parade, singer Cara O’Sullivan will be providing some festive cheer when she performs a selection of Christmas songs and carols at tomorrow’s concert.

Cara O’Sullivan is one of the country’s top sopranos and her operatic engagements have taken her all over the world, and performances have included the Palau Musica, The O2 Dublin, the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall and the Sydney Opera House.

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