The Taylor Festival Choir presents its third concert of the 2018-2019 season, “Music for Royal Occasions” at 3:00pm on Sunday, January 27 at Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting Street. World-renowned conductor Dr. Joseph Flummerfelt, best known in Charleston for hisRead more
The Family Jazz Day line-up will include the Charleston All Star Youth Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. David Carter, Director of Education and Outreach at Charleston Jazz, the School of the Arts Jazz Band, and other visiting youth jazz bands. FamilyRead more
The 9th annual Duke Pitchfork Concert! Each year, the all-male a capella group delights the audience with a range of songs from contemporary hits to old standards. The Pitchforks will be joined by Charleston's own Plantation Singers, one of the most renownedRead more
The Library Society is excited to partner with Murias Entertainment to host American Aquarium frontman, BJ Barham for his acoustic solo tour throughout the South. Come enjoy an evening of stories and songs by this talented singer-songwriter. Tickets are $20Read more
Magnetic South, a collaborative project between the College of Charleston Department of Music and the Charleston Symphony, will present a contemporary classical music concert featuring two iconic 20th century works: Stravinsky’s masterpiece "A Soldier’s Tale” in its complete staged version, with College ofRead more
The electrifying duo of Natalia Khoma, cellist, and Volodymyr, pianist, exquisitely pairs two virtuoso soloists into one extraordinary concert experience. This duo has been hailed worldwide as "perfectly controlled and beautifully expressive," "passion profundity and poignancy, the two are "cellist,Read more
The 2nd Monday Series will host Charleston Music Fest, both part of the College of Charleston School of the Arts, for a night of intimate chamber music on Monday, Feb. 11, 2019. Graduates of the prestigious Moscow Conservatory, faculty duo Natalia Khoma (cello) and VolodymyrRead more
With rave reviews in New York City, and hailed as "one of the most celebrated teams" in the Lowcountry (Lowcountry Today), Charleston sisters Gracie & Lacy combine their powerhouse vocals and signature harmonies for an Unforgettable evening of the timelessRead more
Treat your Valentine to a romantic concert at Midtown Theatre! The first concert in our Midweek at Midtown Wednesday night music series, 'Love & Tango' features sensual and exciting tango music by Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla, including his History ofRead more
Small Opera will present a portion of their Love & Death program this Valentine’s Day at the Charleston Library Society. What better way to celebrate the holiday than with classic pieces from performances including highlights from Bizet's Carmen and Puccini's La Boheme.
Join The Bach Society of Charleston as they celebrate Bach. This evening of music and romance begins with a concert of Baroque chamber music for harpsichord, violin, and voice followed by a talk offering glimpses into the personal life ofRead more
Diane Schuur sings Cole Porter, Billie Holiday and more Charleston warmly welcomes vocalist Diane Schuur to sing with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra. A two-time Grammy Award winner, Diane’s voice is expressive, romantic and mischievous as it radiates warmth and soulfulRead more
Charleston warmly welcomes back vocalist Diane Schuur to sing with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra as it kicks off its eleventh Season. A two time Grammy Award Winner, Diane’s voice is expressive, romantic and mischievous as it radiates warmth and soulfulRead more
Diane Schuur sings Cole Porter, Billie Holiday and more Charleston warmly welcomes vocalist Diane Schuur to sing with the Charleston Jazz Orchestra. A two-time Grammy Award winner, Diane’s voice is expressive, romantic and mischievous as it radiates warmth and soulfulRead more
The College of Charleston Opera will present a production of Francis Poulenc's only full-length opera, “Dialogues of the Carmelites.” It tells a fictional account of the actual events of the Martyrs of Compiègne — the Carmelite nuns who in 1794 refused toRead more
Violinist Robyn Bollinger joins the CSO to perform Paganini’s Violin Concerto, a virtuosic masterpiece that is widely considered the most technically difficult of all violin concertos. Bollinger made her debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age 12, and has sinceRead more
