Ruaidhri’s new work for the award-winning Fukio Saxophone Quartet premieres at Alte Feuerwache Köln, Germany. Commission generously supported by Kulturstiftung NRW.

Ruaidhri’s work ‘Scáth’ is performed by students of Guildhall School of Music & Drama's saxophone department, directed by Naomi O’Sullivan. Milton Court Concert Hall at the Barbican, London.

Ruaidhri’s work ‘Idir corp agus anam’ for six oscillators forms part of the ‘A Taste of Synthasthesia’ exhibitionat OXO Tower in London. A celebration and exploration of neurodiversity in contemporary arts, curated by Brunel University London’s Artist in Residence, Valeria Perboni.

Ruaidhri’s saxophone sextet ‘Scáth’ is performed at the Bradshaw Hall at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire under the direction of saxophonist Naomi O’Sullivan.

‘Idir chorp agus anam’ (2022), trans. ‘Between body and soul’. Electronic meditations on death and mortality. Composed by Ruaidhri Mannion for <stereo pair>, a concrete installation by artist Philip Coy for the John Crank Gardens at Brunel University London.

Ruaidhri returns to his alma mater Queen’s University Belfast to give a seminar and concert of his works at the Sonic Arts Research Centre. Performers include Ruth McCavery (piano), David McCann (cello), Eva Richards (cello) and Andrew Nesbitt (cello).

Premiere of Ruaidhri’s new work for the London Symphony Orchestra Soundhub at LSO St Luke’s. ‘Clapsholas na Maidine’ for strings and live electronics. Performed by Richard Blayden, Hatty Haynes, Darragh Morgan, Colin Alexander, Louise McMonagle and Leo Melvin. Video projection by Benjamin Gittos.

Premiere of Ruaidhri’s work for the London Symphony Orchestra Soundhub at LSO St Luke’s. ‘i mBéal na Toinne’ for cello trio and live electronics. Performed by Colin Alexander, Amanda Truelove and Noel Bradshaw.

POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19

World premiere of new work for London Symphony Orchestra Soundhub in collaboration with visual artist, Chris Boyd. Details TBC.

Zubin Kanga and Ruaidhri Mannion return to City with new works for piano and multimedia, encompassing everything from extrovert explorations of cinema to starkly coloured drones.

Performance at Haute École de Musique of Lausanne, Switzerland. Details TBA.

This unique 10km course is your chance to race from the depths of a Thames tunnel to the adrenaline-filled highs of the luminate zones, until you reach the exclusive after-party beyond. The route will take you past London landmarks such as Canary Wharf, the Cutty Sark and the O2 arena.

Commissioned by Crohn's & Colitis UK, Ruaidhri is creating an immersive and experiential sound art installation in the Greenwich foot tunnel for the public and participants of the Run the Night charity run. Sign up at RuntheNight.org.uk.

Renowned Irish violinist, Darragh Morgan will perform 'le socrú' for solo violin and live electronics at the contemporary music series, Plumstead Peculiars.

Considered as the ‘Fringe’ of Irish new music festivals, MUSIC CURRENT, now in its third year, gives a platform for the newest contemporary electronic music, hosting four concerts over three days. This year’s festival focuses on piano repertoire and includes: Belgian iconoclast Stefan Prins and his Piano Hero series of works for piano, electronics and video; renowned Irish improviser Izumi Kimura performing John Cage’s seminal ‘Sonatas and Interludes’ for prepared piano; and UK-based Xenia Pestova presenting a programme of works for piano and electronics.

A live screening of Jacques Drouin's 1976 pinscreen animation 'Le paysagiste' (The Mindscape) an exciting new live electronic soundtrack performed by Ruaidhri for the Contemporary Music Centre of Ireland's showcase event in Café OTO, London.

The recording series, new music::new Ireland, was launched in 2013 with the aim of documenting and promoting recordings of music by Irish composers nationally and internationally. Now in its third edition, the series delivers a cross-section of the latest recordings of works from composers from the island of Ireland and is made available digitally and through a limited number of CDs to a targeted list of International music promoters, programmers and broadcasters. This edition features Ruaidhri's piece 'The Second Tear Says'

London premiere of 'Magna' for handbells and live electronics. Premiered at the Thornham Summer Music Festival in 2015, the piece was then released on the Stations EP in August 2016, which available for purchase here.

Irish premiere of Mise en Abyme at the Belfast International Arts Festival - an immersive multimedia creation and the result of an intensive year-and-a-half collaboration with the Swiss composer, Benoit Moreau - commissioned by the Nouvel Ensemble Contemporain.

Ruaidhri has been invited to work with dancers and choreographers from the Rambert Dance Company, developing his new piece for The Hermes Experiment: 'Exit Paintings'.