T.C.Kelly

Full biography T.C.Kelly

Thomas Christopher Kelly, known as T.C. Kelly, was an Irish composer and music teacher born on December 5, 1917. He passed away on March 31, 1985. He was mainly known as a composer of miniatures , but also wrote larger works, including "Fanfare for a Celebration", which was performed at the opening of the National Concert Hall in Dublin.

Kelly's music is characterized by its simplicity, lyricism, and elegance. His works are often inspired by Irish traditional music, and the influence of composers such as Bach and Handel can also be heard in his compositions. He was widely regarded as a gifted teacher and mentor to many young musicians in Ireland, and was greatly admired for his kindness and generosity.

Kelly's work has been performed by many orchestras and ensembles, and his compositions have been recorded by various artists. In addition to his musical work, Kelly was a respected broadcaster and contributed to many programs on music.

The legacy of T.C. Kelly continues to be celebrated in Ireland, and his compositions remain an important part of the country's musical heritage.