August 2007
Arvo Pärt will be the featured composer of the RTÉ Living Music Festival in February 2008. The Scottish composer and conductor James MacMillan will be the festival's artistic director. Details of the festival programme to be published by RTÉ later this year

July 2007
The Irish Chamber Orchestra's September tour 2007 will feature Arvo Pärt's "Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten" www.irishchamberorchestra.info

June 2007
Louth Contemporary Music Society commissions Arvo Pärt to set the the text of St. Patrick's Breastplate to music http://www.louthcms.org/

February 2007
EPCC and their Principal conductor Paul Hillier have been awarded a Grammy in the Best Choral – Classical section
for their recording of Arvo Pärt’s Da Pacem.

January 2007
In response to huge public interest in advance of their concert series later this year EPCC agrees to add an extra performance to their Ireland Tour 2007 to take place in St. Peter’s Church Drogheda on 24th September

December 2006
EPCC under Paul Hillier release “A New Joy” - Orthodox Christmas music featuring 19th and 20th-century liturgical hymnography and carols of the Nativity Feast. Much of this music was suppressed during the last century and has only come to light in recent years

October 2006
EPCC’s first performance of Kanon Pokajanen in Tallinn since it was recorded there in Niguliste Church in 1997 was over subscribed to such an extent that the choir decides to schedule extra performances for January 2007

October 2006
Launch of the EPCC Ireland Tour 2007 in Kenny's Gallery, Galway, Thursday 12 October 5.30p.m. by George Hamilton (RTE nd lyric FM) and Mark Duley (Resurgam, Irish Baroque Orchestra)

September 2006
EPCC, Christopher Bowers-Broadbent (organ), Conductor Paul Hillier release their latest CD on Harmonia Mundi
Arvo Pärt: Da pacem
It features a selection of Pärt's shorter liturgical works, performed both a capella and with organ accompaniment.
"... few notes chosen with greatest discrimination, subtle harmonic collisions and even subtler consonances. Immaculate performances, flawless sound."
George Hall, Independent on Sunday

July 2006
The Faculty of Theology at the Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg (Germany) has just decided to bestow an Honorary Doctorate on Arvo Pärt for his great contribution to sacred music.