Traditional Irish Choir, direct from Dublin

Authentic Irish melodies are set to fill the room, offering a rare glimpse into the rich musical heritage of Dublin's most storied ensembles. Expect a spellbinding blend of traditional folk instrumentation and hauntingly beautiful vocal arrangements. It is the perfect plan to escape the urban hustle and get swept away by celtic soul.

On Friday, October 30, 2026, the St Philippe du Roule church in the 8th arrondissement hosts the Schola Gregoriana Maynooth for an exclusive concert. Hailing from County Dublin, this all-female chamber choir celebrates its 25th anniversary with a program blending traditional Irish songs, folk music, and Gregorian chants. Accompanied by traditional instruments including uilleann pipes, accordion, and organ, the ensemble offers a unique immersion into Ireland's musical heritage. The event is free to attend, with an optional voluntary contribution requested upon departure, welcoming everyone to experience this renowned Irish ensemble during their special visit to Paris.

The Schola Gregoriana Maynooth arrives in Paris for a one-off performance on Friday, October 30, 2026, at the St Philippe du Roule church. Traveling from County Dublin, the choir marks its 25th anniversary with a showcase rooted in the long-standing history of the Maynooth college, which dates back to 1795. The ensemble is composed exclusively of female singers known for their mastery of Gregorian chant and traditional Irish folk music.

The performance features a distinctive mix of traditional Irish instruments, specifically the organ, accordion, and pipes, providing a rich acoustic backdrop for the vocalists. Having performed at various international festivals and cultural conferences, the group brings their specific expertise to the 8th arrondissement for this anniversary event. Entry is free for all attendees, and a voluntary donation is suggested at the end of the concert to support the artists.