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Since its foundation in 1993, Music for Wexford has presented an annual series of recitals by both Irish and international musicians. We also have a particular interest in promoting young artists at the start of their careers.

Music for Wexford’s mission is to bring outstanding musicians and compelling repertoire to Wexford audiences. Our programmes would not be possible without the support of the Arts Council, Wexford County Council, Foras Éireann, and the generosity of our volunteers, patrons and friends. To learn more about supporting Music for Wexford click here .

Since its foundation in 1993 Music for Wexford has presented Wexford audiences with an impressive programme of chamber music concerts featuring both Irish and international musicians. As well as acquiring a beautiful grand piano in its early years, the organisation has constantly worked towards providing high calibre concerts which are priced to make them available to everyone.

Each year Music for Wexford has sought to stage a series of concerts that represents an attractive, interesting, and sometimes unfamiliar repertoire performed by wonderful musicians.

Music for Wexford also have a particular interest in promoting young musicians and singers at the start of their careers and have developed a close relationship with the RIAM to create performance opportunities for talented young musicians. In 2022, Music for Wexford began a “Wexford Strings” programme which allowed young musicians from Wexford and around Ireland to work and perform in concert with the highly acclaimed Musici Ireland. This will be expanded over the coming years, to include wind and brass players and a focus on Wexford young musicians.

The annual programme is managed by a highly motivated team who work all year round to ensure the best performers come to Wexford and deliver the very best in live classical music performance.

Tickets may be purchased online at www.eventbrite.ie or on the door at performances.

Our programme would not be possible without the support of the Arts Council, Wexford County Council, Foras Eireann, and the generosity of our friends. To learn more about supporting Music for Wexford by becoming a friend Click Here

Music for Wexford are proud to be actively developing opportunities for young Irish based musicians, providing performance opportunities, masterclasses and awards to encourage them in their studies.

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The Committee of Music for Wexford is delighted to announce the appointment of Anastasia Inniss as its next Artistic Director. She will lead the artistic direction of the organisation’s concert seasons and its work with young musicians. She succeeds Beth McNinch who has guided the organisation’s artistic direction for the last four years. Founded in 1993 by Helen Gaynor and Bernie Lloyd, Music for Wexford has presented classical music to audiences in Wexford town and county for more than three decades, and supports emerging artists through the Betty O’Brien Bursary for Young Musicians.

Anastasia Inniss is a performing artist, producer and arts executive. For twenty-five years she has worked simultaneously on stage and as an executive arts leader, sustaining an international performance career as an opera singer. Anastasia founded Opera Programmes Berlin and Dramatic Voices Programme Berlin, serving as Artistic Director of both until 2025, and was founder and Artistic Director of the Berlin Song Festival. She has also established and directed the Festival de Ópera & Academia Lanzarote. She is EU Manager for CS Music, publisher of Classical Singer Magazine, and writes on sustainability and access in classical music, and is on the faculty of the Irish Institute of Music & Song. Anastasia studied in Bulgaria and the USA. She has now made Ireland her home, and maintains strong professional ties with Germany, the UK, Spain and the United States.

“There is a habit of thinking that ambitious programming belongs to capital cities and large organisations. I feel privileged to be joining an organisation which has proven the opposite for over thirty years. Music for Wexford holds the pulse not only of the county but of classical music in Ireland. I look forward to building on that work and widening the doors, with programming that is ambitious and genuinely welcoming, to new audiences.”

- Anastasia Inniss, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR