Piccolo Spoleto Festival
Spotlight Concert Series!
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Chamber Music Charleston
Chamber Music Charleston presents two great masterworks from the chamber music repertoire coming to life under the skilled hands of Chamber Music Charleston's core musicians: Mozart's Quintet No.4 in c minor and the ravishinly beautiful Borofin Quartet #2 in D Major. Frances Hsieh and Jenny Weiss, violins, Bess Weiss and Nonao Okada, violas; and Timothy O'Malley, cello.
Venue: St. Johannes Lutheran Church
Address: 48 Hasell St.
Admission: $16 Adults, $11 students & seniors
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May 28 at 6pm
The In-Between: From Classical to Jazz
This show features classical soprano Jill Terhaar Lewis with jazz musicians Robert Lewis, saxophone; Gerald Gregory, piano; Ron Wiltrout, percussion, and cellist Norbert Lewandowski, as they explore repertoire that resides in and in-between the classical and jazz genres with premieres of new compositions from the ensembles along with works by Previn, Mehldau, Rorem and Debussy.
Venue: Trinity United Methodist Church
Address: 273 Meeting St.
Admission: $16 Adults, $11 students & seniors
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May 29 at 6pm
A Notre Grande Joei: "Much to Our Delight"
This show features Charleston singers Margaret Kelly Cook, soprano, and Jennifer Luiken, mezzo-soprano, along with pianist Wayne Hemly. The group presents a recital featuring works by Poulenc, Debussy, Mompou, Faure, Saint-Saens, Chausson, Massenet, and Offenbach, among others.
Venue: City Gallery at Waterfront Park
Address: 34 Prioleau St.
Admission: $16 Adults, $11 students & seniors
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From Africa to the Americas
This is an outstanding ensemble of eight musicians presenting a concert "Music for Tanzania" centered around music that began in Africa as Swahili songs and migrated through the Atlantic, picking up South American and Afro-Cuban influences and settling in the United States, where it evolved into our beloved spirituals. Program includes works by Paquinto D'Rivera, Piazolla, and William Grant Still and ends with a set of spirituals arranged for piano and wind trio.
Venue: Mt. Zion AME Church
Address: 5 Glebe St.
Admission: $16 Adults, $11 students & seniors
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