More Information
Event Description
Daniel Herskedal tuba / bass trumpet
Helge Lien piano
Helge Andreas Norbakken percussion
Prepare to be transported into the extraordinary soundworld of Norwegian composer and brass virtuoso Daniel Herskedal. A true innovator of the tuba and bass trumpet, Herskedal’s music is cinematic, deeply expressive, and unlike anything you’ve heard before.
Joined by the incredibly talented Helge Lien on piano and master percussionist Helge Andreas Norbakken, this world-class trio conjures a sublime blend of genres, effortlessly fusing the spirit of jazz with the exquisite harmonic language of classical music. Their performances are a masterclass in sonic storytelling, where intricate melodies, atmospheric textures, and evocative rhythms merge to stunning effect.
Herskedal has beguiled audiences across Europe with his groundbreaking compositions, pushing the boundaries of his instruments to the limit. His genre-spanning work includes award-winning jazz recordings, major film scores, and creative collaborations that boldly navigate uncharted waters.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience what promises to be a spellbinding performance that is sure to linger long after the final note.
"The tuba has never sounded this cool." All About Jazz
"Radiant eloquence and flawless virtuosity" The Guardian
"Stunning" The New York Times
Daniel Herskedal 'The Mariner's Cross'
Daniel Herskedal 'Hope' from Call for Winter II: Resonance
With thanks to Triskel Arts Centre for their generous support of this tour
Tour Dates:
21 Oct 2025 - The Sugar Club - Dublin- 7:30 PM
22 Oct 2025 - Lime Tree Theatre - Limerick - 8:00 PM
23 Oct 2025 - Pavilion Theatre - Dún Laoghaire - 8:00 PM
Location of event
Venue Information - Lime Tree Theatre
The Lime Tree Theatre is a state-of-the-art 510 seat theatre, situated on the campus of Mary Immaculate College in Limerick city centre. Officially opened in October 2012, the venue hosts a wide range of performances, including theatre, music, comedy, traditional arts, schools’ performances and conferences. As a large scale theatre, it is a significant organisation within the national cultural infrastructure and, most especially to the cultural, social and economic life of Limerick and the mid-west.