Áine Mallon | Composer Áine Mallon (b.1994) is an award winning, Irish born composer. She is interested in storytelling through music that engage audiences in a shared humanity. Her music has been described as “Traditional yet fresh and new” (- John Rutter CBE). Her current commissions see her working with world class ensembles and soloists such as the Irish Chamber Orchestra, Chamber Choir Ireland, Fidelio Trio, Dumbworld, the ORA Singers - commissioned by Britten Pears Arts; with previous commissions and performances from the Norwegian Soloists Choir, Manchester Chamber Choir, Kirkos Ensemble, the Irish Youth Training Choir, members of the Sibiu Philharmonic, Michael McHale (piano), the Psappha Ensemble, Hard Rain Soloist Ensemble and the Piatti Quartet. 
Her music has been performed in many festivals such as the Aldeburgh Festival, New Music Dublin, and Cork International Choral Festival; and in venues across Ireland and the UK such as Henry Wood Hall, London; the National Concert Hall of Ireland; the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. Áine has been the recipient of many esteemed awards and prizes from distinguished organisations across Ireland and the UK. She has been awarded a prestigious residency at the Centre Cultural Irlandais in Paris to compose a large Orchestral work (2024). Furthermore, she was selected as an ‘Emerging Composer’ 2020/2021 with the Contemporary Music Centre of Ireland; of which she now retains status as an Associate Composer.