Author Archives: Julianne Woods

Emily Walshe, past pupil of Heywood C.S. performs ‘O Mio Babbino Caro’ by Giacomo Puccini from the opera Gianni Schicchi (1918)  in The Royal Irish Academy of Music Dublin on 9 October, 2016. Emily received a higher Achievement Award for her Advanced Gold Recital. She is accompanied by Julianne Woods on piano.

On my Own, from the musical Les Miserables sung by Emily Walshe, a past pupil of Heywood C.S. at The Royal Irish Academy of Music Dublin on 9 October, 2016. Emily received a higher Achievement Award for her Advanced Recital. She is accompanied by Julianne Woods on piano

Composed by David Haas/ Marty Haughen.

Sung by Carlow Cathedral choir on the 28th Sunday of the Year (C). 9 September 2016

Soloist- Julianne Woods, accompanied by Marian Gaynor on piano.

O Lord You are good and forgiving

Psalm 85

Composed by Julianne Woods

Verses sung by Julianne Woods in Pontifical Irish College chapel of All Saints of Ireland. 13/07/2016

Choir: participants of music ministers retreat in Rome Italy 2016 conducted by Fr Liam Lawton and accompanied by Maeve Lyons on piano with Justyna Lotjek Czerny on flute.

 

 

Heywood Trad Group 2016

• David Vesey: Flute
• Dara Clooney: Uileann Pipes/ Tin Whistle
• Maeve Murphy: Concertina
• Caoimhe Murphy: Button Accordion
• Mark Vesey: Banjo
• Rachael Bonham: Flute
• Grace Dalton: Flute
• Fintan Brennan: Beat box
• Colin Lewis: Button Accordion
• Conor Donoghue: Fiddle
• Julianne Woods: Piano

Congratulations to Rachael Bonham on receiving the Comhaltas Junior Traditional Irish Music student award in Heywood C.S. for 2016 Congratulations to Dara Clooney on receiving the Comhaltas Senior Traditional Irish Music student award in Heywood C.S. for 2016

Heywood C.S. Awards Ceremony 2016 ‘All I ask of you’- from Phantom of the Opera.

Emily Walshe (Soprano) and Aaron Phelan (Tenor) both Leaving Cert students of Heywood C.S. Accompanied by Julianne Woods on piano

19/05/2016

O Sacrament Most Holy, arranged and verses composed by Ian Callaghan  – sung by Carlow Cathedral choir for RTÉ Radio 1 extra broadcast for the Feast of the ascension, 2016. Verses sung by Julianne Woods

Psalm 64 ‘Let all the earth cry out with joy to the Lord’ Composed by Marty Haugen and sung by Julianne Woods at the Cathedral of the Assumption, Carlow on the Sixth Sunday of Easter (1 May), 2016.

 

Veni Sancte Spiritus , Taize
Sung by Julianne Woods on the Sixth Sunday of Easter (1 May), 2016 at the Cathedral of the Assumption, Carlow.

Queen of the May is a traditional hymn to Our Lady which many people enjoy during this month.
Traditional, adapted by Mary E Walsh (1883)
Sung by Julianne Woods accompanied by Marian Gaynor. May 2014.