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PROFILE: DARRAGH MORGAN

Darragh Morgan is the violinist and founding member of the Fidelio Trio and has appeared as chamber musician and soloist at major concert venues and festivals across the world. The Fidelio Trio are currently Artists in Residence at St Patrick’s College, Dublin. Previously, as violinist with The Smith Quartet, Darragh performed and recorded with artists such as Philip Glass, Louis Andriessen, Gavin Bryars and Steve Reich, and made an acclaimed recording of Philip Glass’s complete string quartets on Signum Records. Darragh has also many ensembles, including Ensemble Modern, the London Sinfonietta, Musik Fabrik, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, Remix Ensemble, Athelas Sinfonietta and Red Note Ensemble. Darragh studied with Detlef Hahn at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London, and received chamber music coaching from the Amadeus and Takacs Quartets, as well as participating in masterclasses with Sidney Griller, Yehudi Menuhin, Mauricio Fuks, Paul Zukofsky, Pinchas Zukerman, Yfrah Neaman and Pierre Amoyal, and, in the field of Irish traditional music, with the legendary Sligo fiddle player Joe O Dowd. He plays a fine nineteenth-century Italian violin made by Domenico Corbucci and an Irish violin made by Thomas Perry in 1768. Darragh has made regular solo appearances with the Ulster Orchestra, including the world premiere of Sir John Tavener’s Hymn of Dawn. He has recorded Donnacha Dennehy’s Elastic Harmonic with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, with whom he has also premiered Brian Irvine’s A Mon Seul Desir; with the Crash Ensemble he gave the world premiere of Andrew Poppy’s Darwin’s Sin Draw. Darragh has recorded over 50 CDs, the most recent being the Saint-Saens and Ravel piano trios for Rosunus Classics.