“Hallelujah!” Few excerpts are familiar to as many and Messiah remains Handel’s best-known work. There is no better time of year to enjoy Handel’s sacred oratorio that has long been associated with good will and charity. Become a part of the gloriousRead more
The TEN Tenors are bringing back their highly acclaimed show Home for the Holidays, after numerous hugely successful tours of the US. This time the ensemble will focus on spreading the cheer at venues primarily along the East Coast of the USA,Read more
Spend a delightful Sunday afternoon enjoying a peformance of light classical music paired with innovative arrangements of rock and popular music. Each hour-long program concludes with a light post-concert reception featuring a specially crafted punch, tea sandwiches and sweets.
Three traveling kings stop for the night at the humble home of a shepherd boy and his mother. As the precocious Amahl entertains the peculiar guests, he learns that true generosity of heart can be a miracle in itself. SinceRead more
“Hallelujah!” Few excerpts are familiar to as many and Messiah remains Handel’s best-known work. There is no better time of year to enjoy Handel’s sacred oratorio that has long been associated with good will and charity. Become a part of the gloriousRead more
Experience one of Charleston’s all-time favorite traditions. Yuriy Bekker leads the Symphony in a festive mix of symphonic and popular music that will be sure to put you in the holiday spirit. This annual sell-out event features multiple guest artists,Read more
The Charleston Symphony Orchestra League, Inc. (CSOL®) is pleased to present Home for the Holidays on December 29, 2019 at 3:30 pm at the Unitarian Church, 8 Archdale Street, Charleston, SC. Please join us as we welcome former CSOL scholarship recipients forRead more
This New Year’s Eve, all are invited to join with the Gullah Geechee people at the historic Morris Brown A.M.E. church in downtown Charleston for a daytime Watch Night and Emancipation Proclamation celebration. It’s a tradition that is over 155Read more
It is difficult to imagine that anyone would ever consider the music of Johann Sebastian Bach overwrought and exaggerated, but this is indeed how many nineteenth century music critics interpreted his work. They labeled this period’s music “baroque,” stemming fromRead more
Join Charleston’s premiere high voices ensemble for our second annual Epiphany concert as we perform Britten’s “Ceremony of Carols," works by Rutter, Chilcott, and more. The performance features a very special guest, international prize-winning harpist Abigail Kent. The beautiful soprano, alto,Read more
