The Hugh Lane Sunday Concerts :DRAGONFLY- Danusha Waskiewicz, Naomi Berrill

The Hugh Lane's Sunday Concert Series present:

Dragonfly — Danusha Waskiewicz on viola and Naomi Berrill on cello — create a richly layered soundscape, where each performer plays and sings simultaneously.

Instruments and voices merge into a single gesture, where the physicality of sound becomes storytelling. The result is a polyphonic texture suspended between eras and cultures. Classical, baroque, and folk repertoires are reimagined through a visionary language.

Founded in 2021, the project debuted at the Trame Sonore Festival in Mantua and was selected for the Hindemith Competition in Munich.

Dragonfly is a journey through a “sonic atlas” where music is freed from conventions.

Each performance is an immersive and captivating experience, notable for its delicacy, precision, and originality. Music that moves as lightly as a dragonfly.

Concert Programme

John Dowland (London 1563 - London 1626)
Come Away, Come Sweet Love

Henry Purcell (London 1659 - London 1695)
'Chaconne' from King Arthur

Traditional Irish
My Lagan Love

Benjamin Britten (Lowestoft 1913 - Aldeburgh 1976)
The Sally Gardens

Béla Bartók (Sânnicolau 1881 - New York 1945)
'Runaway Horse' and 'Country Dance' from the piano collection 'For children”

Hugo Wolf (Slovenj Gradec 1860 - Vienna 1903)
Auch Kleine Dinge

Johann Sebastian Bach (Eisenach 1685 - Leipzig 1750)
'Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit' from the Cantata BWV 106

Béla Bartók (Sânnicolau Mare 1881 - New York 1945)
'Roses for my Sweetheart' and 'Country Festival' from the piano collection 'for Children'

Henry Purcell (London 1659 - London 1695)
When I am Laid in Earth

naomiberrill.com/dragonfly-duo

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Abbey Presbyterian Church, Parnell Square North, Dublin 1, Ireland

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