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Cappella Caeciliana is thrilled to continue its 30th Anniversary season with a performance of one of the most powerful and moving works in the choral repertoire. Set within the stunning architecture of Clonard Monastery, We will be performing Mozart’s Requiem.

We are delighted to partner with the Ulster Youth Orchestra, showcasing the island's most exceptional young instrumentalists. Joining us is an elite line-up of internationally renowned soloists - Charlotte O’Hare, Niamh O’Sullivan, Aaron O’Hare, and Malachy Frame, who bring their experience from the world’s leading opera houses home to Belfast.

Our 2025/2026 season is kindly supported by the National Lottery through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.

Join us for an atmospheric night of music and celebration at Titanic Belfast, the perfect start to your Christmas season.

Following the success of Some Distant Shore in June 2024, Titanic Belfast is delighted to once again partner with Cappella Caeciliana for a special festive performance.

Celebrating Cappella Caeciliana’s 30th Anniversary Year, this enchanting evening will showcase the choir’s rich musical repertoire over the past three decades. Under the direction of Musical Director, Matthew Quinn, this choir will perform a beautiful programme of Christmas favourites and seasonal choral classics in the stunning surroundings of The Titanic Suite. We are very grateful that the Arts Council of Northern Ireland has helped to fund and support this event.

Guests will be welcomed with a festive drinks reception before enjoying an unforgettable evening of rich harmony.

Over the past three decades, Cappella Caeciliana has shared the beauty of classical choral music with audiences across Ireland and beyond. This anniversary concert will be a joyful celebration of our musical journey, bringing together much loved works from our repertoire alongside new pieces chosen for this milestone year.

We are especially honoured to be joined by distinguished guests: the acclaimed pianist Ruth McGinley, and the renowned founders of the choir Fr. Eugene O’Hagan, Fr. Martin O’Hagan and Fr. David Delargy. Their artistry and presence will make this evening truly unforgettable.

The setting of Good Shepherd Church will provide a fittingly atmospheric backdrop for an evening of reflection, inspiration and musical splendour. We would be honoured to have you join us as we mark this important chapter in our story and we are very grateful that the Arts Council of Northern Ireland has renewed funding to help support this event.