The North Carolina Arts Council seeks to commission an artist or artist team to create site-specific, outdoor public artwork which interprets, commemorates and celebrates the African American musical history, heritage and culture of eastern North Carolina. This public art project will be a prominent component of the Arts Council's African American Music Trail (AAMT) initiative. The commissioned artist will design and produce artwork for a proposed three-acre public park in downtown Kinston, North Carolina, near the historic Sugar Hill neighborhood. The deadline for submissions is September 7th at 5 p.m. EST

North Carolina Arts Council
Kinston, North Carolina

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Charlotte-based classical women's choir Nova Voce is currently auditioning for its Fall concert season. The group is seeking Soprano 2, Alto 1 & Alto 2 voices. Call to schedule an audition.

Nova Voce
Charlotte, North Carolina

For information (704) 545-1202
E-mail to: Debby Lutz

The White Rose Art Festival is an art-inspired celebration of creativity, an opportunity for local and regional artists to showcase their creative endeavors through the exhibition and sale of art and craft during a one-day festival. It's all happening October 30th, in conjunction with "Fall in Downtown York," from 10am to 6pm, on The Green at Garner & East Liberty Streets. The exhibitor fee is $25 for a 10 by 10 foot booth space and one exhibitor); associate booth fees, for multiple exhibitors, are $50. The entry deadline is September 18th.

http://www.whiteroseartfestival.webs.com
York, South Carolina

For information (803) 280-4811
E-mail to: Denise Eakin

Michael Bolton has sold over 53 million records with multiple Grammy trophies for Best Male Vocalist and countless other honors, including six American Music Awards, BMI’s Songwriter of the Year Award and a Hitmaker Award from the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He has earned a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame, and has consistently sold out arenas worldwide. Bolton has performed with music legends such as Luciano Pavarotti and Ray Charles, written songs with Bob Dylan, and penned hits for the likes of Barbra Streisand, Cher and KISS. The Newberry Opera House welcomes Michael Bolton to the stage, January 31st at 8pm. Tickets are $60 and $100.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Five By Design’s signature harmonies have been part of America’s musical landscape for more than fifteen years, and they'll be at the Newberry Opera House, January 27th. The nationally-acclaimed vocal quintet combines their signature vocals with vintage fashions and a bit of theatrical panache in their third production, "Stay Tuned," a nod to the “television variety show” and American culture from 1950-1966. The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $30.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

It’s a square little town until a motorcycle ridin’, guitar playing’ and hip swivelin’ hunk rides in and has everyone jumpin’ out of their blue suede shoes. With more than 24 Elvis hits, All Shook Up kick starts a chain reaction of romances and rebellion through the power of rock n’ roll music! January 25th and 26th at the Newberry Opera House, you can rock out with “Jailhouse Rock,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “That’s All Right,” “Don’t be Cruel,” “Can’t help Fallin’ in Love With You” and more. Shows are at 3pm and 8pm, and tickets are $40. There are dinner packages available, Tuesday at Delamater’s and Wednesday at Steven W's.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Pianist and Furman Music Professor Ruby Morgan has performed solo recitals and chamber music throughout the Eastern United States and Europe. Morgan returns to the Newberry Opera House stage January 23rd, with a 3 o'clock program of Beethoven, Chopin and Bach. Tickets are $15.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Nashville hit-makers Rob Crosby, James Dean Hicks, and Hall of Fame songwriter Richard Leigh perform the hits they have written for Lee Greenwood, Martina McBride, Kenny Chesney, Blake Shelton, Crystal Gayle, The Dixie Chicks, and many more, January 22nd at the Newberry Opera House. They share the “stories behind the songs” and sing them as only the songwriter can, in this journey into the creative process behind country music. The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $25.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Ronnie McDowell’s top hits include “Older Women,” “You’re Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation,” and Elvis-tribute “The King is Gone." He'll perform at the Newberry Opera House, January 21st. The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $30. Sponsored by BB&T. Dinner package at Steven W’s available.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Glenn Miller was among the most successful dance bandleaders in the Swing Era of the 1930s and ‘40s, and his band will take you back, January 20th at the Newberry Opera House. Miller’s “Chattanooga Choo-Choo” received the first Gold Record ever to be awarded and is still highly recognizable today. Other hit records include “Tuxedo Junction,” “Danny Boy,” “Skylark,” “A Sentimental Journey” and the Glenn Miller Orchestra’s signature tune “Moonlight Serenade.” The performance starts at 8pm, and tickets are $30. Sponsored by Summer Insurance.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Grammy Award-winner David Holt is a multi-instrumentalist, storyteller, historian, and television host. The legendary Doc Watson is the recipient of the National Medal of Arts, National Heritage Fellowship, and five Grammy Awards. The two will join forces January 15th at the Newberry Opera House. For almost fifty years, the duo’s unique style has blended traditional Appalachian music with blues, country, gospel and bluegrass. The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $45.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Ray Price is an American legend, with hits like "Release Me", "Crazy Arms", "Heartaches by the Number", "City Lights", "My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You", "For the Good Times", "I Won't Mention It Again", "You're the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me", and "Danny Boy". Ray Price has re-invented hard-core honky-tonk while also gaining success with love ballads aimed at the country-and-pop crossover market. Whether clad in rhinestone suits or tuxedos, he'll take the stage of the Newberry Opera House, January 14th at 8pm. Tickets are $45.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Newberry Opera House hosts a Gospel Explosion, featuring Swanee Quintet & Singing Crusaders and more, January 9th at 5pm. Tickets are $15.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Dick Goodwin and the sounds of his big band welcome special musical guests and dancers for a Big Band New Year's Eve, December 31st at the Newberry Opera House. The music begins at 8pm. There'll be food and drink during the intermissions, and champagne will flow as fireworks cap off the evening. Tickets are $55. Sponsored by Ben Arnold Beverages.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

"American Idol" winners bring the sounds of the holidays to Newberry Opera House, December 19th at 3pm and 8pm. Tickets are $35.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Over the past few years, 208th Army Band has performed at a variety of venues including the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, Ft. Jackson, Walt Disney World, the Wright Brothers Memorial in Kitty Hawk and Lowe's Motor Speedway. The primary mission of this big band is to promote the espirit de corps for our fighting forces and to serve as a goodwill ambassador throughout North and South Carolina. They'll perform at the Newberry Opera House, December 18th at 8pm.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Newberry Opera House presents Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, December 17th at 3pm and 8pm. Tickets are $40.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Versatile on many instruments, all seven of the Lowe Family siblings began studying and performing the music of the masters from very young ages. They'll combine their musical, theatrical and dance talents for "Lowe Family Christmas," December 16th at the Newberry Opera House. Performances are at 3pm and 8pm, and tickets are $30.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

It's been over fifty years since The Diamonds released their hit "Little Darlin'", but it continues to sell worldwide, about 20 million copies to date. They're bringing their Christmas show to the Newberry Opera House, December 14th at 8pm. Tickets are $30. Sponsored by BB&T.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

“Before country was ‘cool,’ Crystal was ‘class’…” Crystal Gayle's hit singles include “Wrong Road Again,” “I’ll Get Over You,” “We Must Believe In Magic,” and her career signature song “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue.” She'll bring her Christmas show to the Newberry Opera House, December 12th, with performances at 3pm and 8pm. Tickets are $37.50.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Nick Hilscher sings and his big band swings in "Music of Frank Sinatra", December 9th at the Newberry Opera House. The show features selections from Frank Sinatra’s Christmas recordings, like “White Christmas”, “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas,” “Mistletoe and Holly,” “The Christmas Waltz,” and “The Christmas Song." They'll also perform many of the hits Ol’ Blue Eyes made popular throughout his career, including “I’ll Never Smile Again,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “ Come Fly With Me”, “The Way You Look Tonight”, and “I Get A Kick Out Of You.” Performances are at 3pm and 8pm, and tickets are $30. This show is sponsored by Summer Insurance.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Three Irish Tenors kick off the holidays with "Christmas From Dublin," an evening of vocal harmonies in seasonal music, December 6th at the Newberry Opera House. The performance will feature holiday classics like "The Little Drummer Boy," "Adeste Fideles," "Silent Night," "Saviour's Day" and "O Holy Night," plus the Irish favorite "Danny Boy." Now on its sixth American tour, the group prides itself on singing songs and arias that appeal to all generations and cross both cultural and national boundaries. Performances are at 3pm and 8pm, and tickets are $40.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

You can get “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” with the only female artist to be enshrined in both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Brenda Lee will take the stage of the Newberry Opera House, December 5th at 3pm and 8pm. With a powerful voice that belies her four-feet-nine-inches-tall frame, she has sold millions of records worldwide and charted in multiple categories, including country, pop, R&B and easy listening. Tickets are $40.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Palmetto Mastersingers celebrate the music of the holidays, December 3rd at Newberry Opera House. These 60 men, ranging in age from 22 to 82, have toured the world including Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, The White House, Carnegie Hall, the National Cathedral in Washington, and St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican. The Palmetto Mastersingers are directed by Dr. Walter Cuttino of the University of South Carolina. The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $25.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Newberry Opera House presents the award-winning Carolina FreeStyle dance team, December 2nd at 8pm. Led by Mrs. USA Tammy Johns, they are regular performers at the South Carolina State Fair; Country Tonite Theater in Gatlinburg, Tennessee; Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach; Walt Disney World in Florida; and New York City, where they have performed on the National NBC television program, The Today Show.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

4Troops is a musical group composed of United States combat veterans – three young men and one woman who served on the front lines in Iraq and Afghanistan. They've been featured at everything from large military celebrations to more somber occasions like memorial services, where they would sing to remember those that had been lost. Their album consists of well-known positive pop and country songs, such as “Angel” by Sarah McLachlan, “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue” by country star Toby Keith, and “Galveston,” popularized by Glen Campbell. 4Troops now come together for a singular purpose: to sing on behalf of all troops, to honor their sacrifices and to create awareness for their needs. They'll be at the Newberry Opera House, November 30th at 8pm. Tickets are $25.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Eddie Miles brings his tribute to Elvis to the Newberry Opera House, November 20th at 8pm. The evening also includes an opening show saluting the legends of Country Music, artists like Conway Twitty, Marty Robbins, George Jones, Johnny Cash and many others. Tickets are $25.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Forever Plaid, November 17th and 18th at the Newberry Opera House, is an affectionate revue of the close-harmony "guy groups" that reached the height of their popularity during the 1950s. Personifying the clean-cut genre are the Plaids, and this show begins with the Plaids returning from the afterlife for one final chance at musical glory. Songs include "Three Coins in the Fountain", "Undecided", "Gotta Be This or That", "Moments to Remember", "Crazy 'Bout Ya, Baby", "No, Not Much", "Sixteen Tons", "Chain Gang", "Perfidia", "Cry", "Heart and Soul"; "Lady of Spain"; "Scotland the Brave"; "Shangri-La", "Rags to Riches", and "Love is a Many-Splendored Thing". Performances are at 3pm and 8pm, and tickets are $40. Dinner packages are available at Steven W’s on Wednesday and at Delamater’s on Thursday.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Newberry Opera House presents the French Chamber Orchestra with Eugene Albulescu, November 16th at 8pm. The program includes works by Grieg, Saint-Saens, Mozart and Bizet. This ensemble made their U.S. debut at Lincoln Center in 2002 and now performs regularly in venues all across Europe. The French Chamber Orchestra is equally at home with baroque, classical, romantic and contemporary music, and takes great pleasure in bringing forgotten masterpieces to life. This concert is sponsored by the Pope Brown Foundation and the Charles and Mary Sue Poole Charitable Trust for Chamber Music. Tickets are $25. Dinner package at Delamater’s available.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

After 44 years and 35 albums, three Grammys and almost every award imaginable, Gospel legends The Mighty Clouds of Joy have run the gamut from church-house to the White House, and they're coming to the Newberry Opera House, November 14th. They've performed with superstar artists from nearly every genre of popular music, including the Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Earth, Wind & Fire, Luther Vandross, Ray Charles, and Paul Simon. The show starts at 3pm, and tickets are $25.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Lorrie Morgan’s trophy room is adorned with reminders of milestones that include fourteen top-ten hits, twelve albums - seven of which have gone gold and platinum - and four Female Vocalist of the Year awards. She'll be at Newberry Opera House November 12th to perform timeless country standards like “Five Minutes,” “Something in Red,” “Watch Me” and “What Part of No.” The show starts at 8pm, and tickets are $40.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Benise has created his own unique sound, with a high intensity, Vegas-type show featured on “Dancing with the Stars” and PBS. This “Pied Piper” of Spanish guitar is accompanied by orchestra and dancers creating a spectacle of Spanish culture, music, and dance. Benise will take the stage of the Newberry Opera House, November 10th at 8pm. Tickets are $45. This performance is sponsored by Louis Rich/Kraft Foods.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Jazz Ambassadors of the US Army Field Band is the United States Army's premier touring jazz orchestra. This 19-member big band, formed in 1969, has received great acclaim both at home and abroad performing America's original art form, jazz. Their diverse repertoire includes big band swing, bebop, Latin, contemporary jazz, standards, popular tunes, Dixieland, vocals, and patriotic selections. The band will give a free concert at the Newberry Opera House, November 9th at 8pm.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Whether it's country or folk pop, Robert Earl Keen plays to sell-out crowds, and he'll be at the Newberry Opera House, November 8th at 8pm. His set lists are ever-changing, with songs often undergoing metamorphoses with continued playing, and his band — whose “newest” member has been with Keen for five years — revels in versatility. As a result, the concerts are often as unpredictable as the people he sings about. Hits include “The Road Goes on Forever,” “Feeling Good Again,” “Merry Christmas from the Family,” “Gringo Honeymoon,” and “Corpus Christi Bay.” This concert is sponsored by Parr Computing.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Persuasions began as an a cappella group singing together in Brooklyn, and they've covered gospel and popular music of each decade since. They have toured, performed and recorded with the likes of Joni Mitchell, Liza Minelli, The Grateful Dead, and Ray Charles. will take the stage of the Newberry Opera House, November 5th at 8pm. Tickets are $20. There is a dinner package at Steven W’s available in conjunction with this show.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Edwin McCain recorded his first major label album in 1994 and since then has gone global with massive pop hits, "I'll Be" and "I Could Not Ask for More." After releasing seven albums and selling over two million copies, he continues to perform hundreds of concerts throughout the country each year. “It's not about chart positions or record sales or anything like that," insists the man with 11 albums, a wall of platinum and gold albums that have sold in the millions, and reams of Top 10, 20 and 40 hits, "it just has to do with people coming together and sharing a moment, that's it.” Edwin McCain will perform at the Newberry Opera House, November 4th at 8pm. Tickets are $35.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent took home seven awards at the 2008 International Bluegrass Music Awards Show, including Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year. They'll perform at the Newberry Opera House, November 3rd at 8pm. Tickets are $27.50.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

You're invited to join Billy Bob, Billy Joe, and Billy Billee as they mix NASCAR with Beethoven, light beer with Puccini and even kick up a little dust with "Ave Maria Dixie," when the Three Redneck Tenors bring their "Broadway Bound" show to the Newberry Opera House, October 28th. The three redneck cousins travel from their modest beginnings in Paris, Texas - where they discover that belting out a high C causes pigs to move faster and bar brawlers to scatter - all the way to their triumphant debut at New York's famous Carnegie Hall. Performances are 3pm and 8pm. Tickets are $35. There's a special dinner package available at Steven W’s.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

Newberry Opera House presents an all-Chopin concert by Polish-born, Juilliard-trained Pawel Checinski, whose extensive performing career has spanned five continents. The October 26th performance begins at 8pm. Tickets are $15.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The classic American musical Oklahoma! launched the songwriting collaboration of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein, and its coming to the Newberry Opera House stage, October 24th. Set in turn of the century Oklahoma, against a backdrop of the high-spirited rivalry between local farmers and cowboys, it's the love story of handsome cowboy Curly and winsome farm girl Laurey, featuring songs like “People Will Say We’re In Love,” “Oh What A Beautiful Mornin’,” “Surrey With the Fringe On Top,” and of course, “Oklahoma!” Performances are at 3pm and 8pm. Tickets are $40.

Newberry Opera House
Newberry, South Carolina

For information (803) 276-6264
E-mail to: Deborah Smith

The Columbia Museum of Art, in partnership with South Carolina Pride and The Nickelodeon Theatre, presents a screening and lecture on Andy Warhol, August 31st at 7 p.m. USC professor Dr. Brad Collins will discuss Warhol's films, followed by a screening of “13 Most Beautiful… Songs for Andy Warhol’s Screen Tests” and an opportunity to create your own Warholesque screen test. Tickets required.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

The Columbia Museum of Art offers a 3-day class in fused glass, particularly stacked casting, August 6th through 8th. Students will explore the use of powders, stringers and glass scraps to create several colorful art pieces in fused glass. Instructor Steve Hewitt has been a ceramic studio artist for over 35 years, and currently his work is focused on kiln-formed glass. Hewitt has studied with numerous glass artists at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, and his works reference antiquity, human nature and war. Registration required.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

The Columbia Museum of Art invites you to a concert and silent film screening, presented in partnership with Nickelodeon Theater, August 6th at 8 p.m. Kenosha Kid is an international jazz collective whose performances feature silent films, actors, dancers and unusual instrumentation. Buster Keaton’s silent film, Steamboat Bill, Jr., is the story of a naive, college-educated dandy who must prove himself to his working-class father, a hotheaded riverboat captain, while courting the daughter of his father's rival. Cash bar provided by The Whig.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

The Columbia Museum of Art offers a jewelry-making class, August 21st. Techniques covered include solder-free settings for cabachons, pottery shards, rough-cut stones and found objects. Participants can take home a unique pendant of their own design. Instructor Libby Coynor studied traditional and alternative jewelry making techniques at Penland School of Crafts, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, and Richland Art School. Registration required.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

SC6: Six South Carolina Innovators in Clay runs through October 3rd at the Columbia Museum of Art. Drawn from public and private collections, this Gallery 15 installation features work by six innovative ceramic artists who are, or have been, active in South Carolina: Russell Biles, Jim Connell, Georgia Henrietta Harris, Peter Lenzo, Ron Meyers and Virginia Scotchie. The works illustrate a diverse range of techniques, glazes and forms for which the artists are best known.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

Innovation and Change: Great Ceramics from the Ceramics Research Center highlights 78 masterworks by many of the leading international ceramic artists of our day, offering a panoramic survey of the potential of clay as an expressive art form. The exhibition runs through September 5th at the Columbia Museum of Art. The art objects on view range from functional ware for everyday use to more expressive sculptural forms.

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

The Columbia Museum of Art presents Imperial Splendor, an exhibition of royal Renaissance tapestries from the Kunsthistorisches Museum of Vienna, on view through September 19th. This is the first time these centuries-old works have traveled to the United States. Each of these eight intricately-crafted tapestries measures from 11- to 12-feet high and from 12- to 18-feet long. The palace-sized tapestries came to the Kunsthistorisches Museum from the collections of King Matthias (Holy Roman Emperor 1612-1619) and King Francis I (1708-1765).

Columbia Museum of Art
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 799-2810
No contact information provided.

Mt Holly, North Carolina welcomes pianist Jim Hendricks, Professor of Music at Chicago State University, for an August 1st concert at Tuckaseege Baptist Church. Admission is free. Hendricks is best known for his recordings of classic tunes which he has arranged in the styles of Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Art Tatum, and Oscar Peterson.

Tuckaseege Baptist Church
Mount Holly, North Carolina

For information (704) 827-4301
Contact: Chris Shuford

At The Parish Church of St. Helena (Episcopal) in Beaufort, the fall series of Friday Organ Concerts at Noon opens October 1st with Trent Sims. The organist has served as Director of Music at Oak Creek United Church of Christ in Kettering, Ohio since 1996. He has played both theater and classical organ concerts across the United States, most recently in in Denver, Colorado; Detroit, Michigan and Rochester, New York. These free 45-minute noon concerts are performed on the church's Taylor and Boody.

Music at St. Helena's
Beaufort, South Carolina

For information (843) 522-1712
E-mail to: Pat Gould, music director

The York County Quilters Guild presents "A Stitch in Time," a quilt show honoring 15 years of stitching in York County, South Carolina. The event will be held October 8th and 9th at Rock Hill's First Presbyterian Church (234 East Main Street). Over 130 quilts will be on display in this juried show. In addition, there will be Quilt technique demonstrations, a vendors market, a quilters boutique featuring handmade items and much more. Admission is $5.

York County Quilters Guild
Rock Hill, South Carolina

For information (803) 236-1195
E-mail to: Vicki S. Donoso

The USC Summer II Chorus, conducted by Larry Wyatt and doctoral student Damion Womack, will present Honegger’s King David in Columbia, August 1st at 4 PM and August 3rd at 7:30 PM, in the School of Music Recital Hall. The accompanist is Nathan Doman. Admission is free.

USC Summer Chorus
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 777-5369
E-mail to: Sara Beardsley

Sinister murderer Jack Manningham tries to convince his wife that she is going crazy. Can she trust Inspector Rough or one of the maids? Swamp Fox Players presents the suspense thriller Angel Street, August 13th through 28th in Georgetown. Performances are Thursdays through Saturdays, with one Sunday performance, August 22nd. All tickets are $15; call for reservations.

Swamp Fox Players
Georgetown, South Carolina

For information (843) 527-2924
E-mail to: Swamp Fox Players

Swamp Fox Players will hold auditions for Broadway's Best, July 25th and August 1st at 6pm at the First Presbyterian Church, 1300 N. Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach. Prepare a song from a Broadway musical; seasoned and un-seasoned singers are welcome. Email broadway@rdgcustom.com or call 843-251-4111 to register. Performances will be held at the Strand Theater, 710 Front Street, Georgetown.

Swamp Fox Players
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

For information (843) 251-4111
E-mail to: Auditions

The Capital Senior Center in Columbia will host the Southern Hips Bellydance show, August 28th. Doors open at 7PM. This family-friendly event features performances by Megha, Serpentine Bellydance Company, and other artists from the Carolinas and Georgia. There'll also be prize giveaways and opportunities for shopping. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door, and kids under 12 get in free.

Maria Palacio
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 546-1090
E-mail to: Maria Palacio

Columbia's Maria Palacio is working to unite the bellydance community and those who appreciate this art form. Her goal is to educate on this dance form and all its different styles. Maria is hosting Megha Darvin of Birmingham, Alabama's Devyani Dance Company, for a two-day American Tribal Style (ATS) workshop, August 28th and 29th in Columbia. This is the first time Megha has been to the capital city. Register online at MeghaATS.eventbrite.com.

Maria Palacio
Columbia, South Carolina

For information (803) 546-1090
E-mail to: Maria Palacio

Anderson's Electric City Playhouse presents Blues & Mo’, September 10th and 11th at 8PM. A full live blues band joins local performers and musicians for the third installment of Cooper & Friends Sing Mo’ Blues: Blues & Mo’. General seating tickets are not part of the regular ECP season, but are only $10 and expected to sell very quickly.

Electric City Playhouse
Anderson, South Carolina

For information (864) 224-4248
E-mail to: Box Office

The Electric City Playhouse in Anderson presents The Taffetas: a journey back into a time when hula hoops were hot, angora sweaters were fashionable, and poodle skirts were the talk of the town. A quartet of sisters from Muncie, Indiana, is determined to sing their way onto national television to appear on The Ed Sullivan Show. You can be a part of their debut studio audience as they try to knock your Bobby socks off with a swell music revue of the 1950’s, including the hits “Johnny Angel”, “Mr. Sandman”, “You Belong to Me”, "Sincerely" and many more. The Taffetas runs August 19th through September 5th with Thursday, Friday, Saturday shows at 8 pm and Sundays at 3 pm. Tickets can be reserved by calling (864) 224-4248.

Electric City Playhouse
Anderson, South Carolina

For information (864) 224-4248
E-mail to: Box Office

The Clemson University percussion ensemble features contemporary drumming and music for percussion, as well as ragtime music for the marimba ensemble. The steel band performs soca and calypso tunes from Trinidad and Tobago, as well as classical, pop, and Latin arrangements written for steel band. They'll give a joint concert, April 29th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
Clemson, South Carolina

For information (864) 656-7787
E-mail to: Brooks Center Box Office

The Clemson University Orchestra will be in concert April 21st at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. The program features Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 (Eroica), originally dedicated to Napoleon, then renamed after Napoleon crowned himself Emperor. The CU Singers will also join the orchestra, to perform a Bach cantata.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Clemson University Concert Band and Symphonic Band join forces for their final concert of the season, April 19th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. The program features music for winds and percussion, from traditional favorites to contemporary compositions and marches.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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A variety of ensembles perform at the 12th annual Clemson “POPS” concert, modeled after the Boston Pops Esplanade, April 17th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are $25 for pavilion seating and $10 for a spot on the lawn (bring your own seating). You can even bring a picnic to enjoy during the concert. Proceeds benefit the Department of Performing Arts scholarship fund.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The two winners of the annual Concerto/Aria Competition headline a concert by the Clemson Orchestra, December 2nd at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Popular orchestral hits round out the program, including music from Bizet’s "Carmen Suite", and John Williams’ score for Star Wars.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Clemson University Glees sing music from the traditional repertoire as well as some holiday favorites, November 30th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Clemson University Symphonic Band is the top auditioned group of wind and percussion musicians on campus, and they'll give a concert of both traditional and contemporary music for the band medium, November 22nd and March 8th, at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Sporting Tiger orange hi-top sneakers and a commitment to performing excellence, the Clemson University Jazz Ensemble, “The Jungaleers,” play everything from the big band swing of Count Basie to the smooth funk of Herbie Hancock, November 11th and April 14th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Clemson Percussion Ensemble, Steel Band, and Drumline join forces for an evening of drums and percussion, November 5th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. This event combines concert and marching percussion, from Trinidad to Death Valley.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Clemson University’s top mixed choral ensembles, CU Singers and Viva Voce, will offer a program of classic selections as well as contemporary literature, October 26th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The 1970s-era rock band Kansas, which last year celebrated its 35th anniversary and over 30 million records sold, stops in Clemson for one night on its 2010-2011 tour. October 13th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, the Clemson University Orchestra will play backup on hits like “Dust in the Wind” and “Carry On Wayward Son.”

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The art of carillon playing turns 500, and Clemson is celebrating, September 19th. You're invited to bring a picnic, as University Carillonneur Linda Dzuris performs special music written for “Carillon500” events around the world. Recommended listening spots are Cox Union Plaza, Military Heritage Plaza, Bowman Field, and the Clemson Memorial Carillon Garden across from Tillman Hall. The concert takes place rain or shine. Visitors are invited to tour the playing cabin following the performance.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Love in exile, love disguised, love pursued, love denied. The Clemson Players present As You Like It, April 18th through 24th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Shakespeare’s lyrical comedy takes audiences on a fantastical, wanton romp through the enchanting and melancholy forest of Arden. Full of desire and passionate excess, this play pits brothers against brothers and gender against gender in disguise, coupling high-born wits with base-born fools, noble passions with dark and jealous desires, and frivolity with sadness and sage-like wisdom.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Eleemosynary by Lee Blessing explores the relationships between three generations of women. The play moves between memory and present time, framed by the youngest woman’s journey to the National Spelling Bee competition. Blessing paints a picture of the relationships between mothers and daughters, the connections between generations, and how they reflect what is both beautiful and horrific. The Clemson Players Present Eleemosynary, February 28th through March 6th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Mirabell loves Millamant. Mirabell feigns love for Lady Wishfort, Millamant’s aunt, to get closer to Millamant. Mrs. Marwood, who loves Mirabell, finds out about his plot to get closer to Millamont, and divulges Mirabell’s true intentions. Lady Wishfort hates Mirabell so much that if Millamant marries him, she will withhold half of Millamant’s inheritance. Out of this confusion, hilarity and intrigue ensue as witty banter and a tightly-coiled plot lead through a world of privilege and façade. A 1700s masterpiece by William Congreve unlaces its corsets and steps into stilettos to be retold in present-day New York City, as the Clemson Players present The Way of the World, November 15th through 21st at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Set in Chicago in the roaring 20s, These Shining Lives traces the saga of a group of women who encounter disease and betrayal within the watch factory where they work. Based on research about this female work force, often referred to as “the radium girls,” Melanie Marnich’s new play explores the effect such a job has not only on their families’ lives, but also their health. In true Norma Rae/Erin Brockovich docudrama style, this play recounts the fight to protect civil rights while retaining family, identity, and independence. The Clemson Players will present These Shining Lives, October 6th through 10th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Founded in 1999, the a cappella quintet Calmus draws on the rich choral tradition of Leipzig, a city closely associated with Bach and Mendelssohn. The ensemble’s programs link works by Renaissance and Baroque masters with German Romantic works, as well as contemporary repertoire and popular songs. They will take the stage of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, March 29th as part of the Clemson Chamber Series. Awards bestowed upon Calmus include First Prize in the 2009 Concert Artists Guild International Competition and First Prizes at the fourth annual Robert Schumann Choral Competition.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Pianist Alon Goldstein has performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Israel, and he will take the stage of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, February 17th as part of the Clemson Chamber Series. Goldstein’s commitment to young Israeli composers resulted in the commission of composer Avner Dorman’s piano concerto, Lost Souls, which Goldstein debuted with the Kansas City Symphony Orchestra in 2009.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Greenville Opera will present Mozart's fantastical fantasy opera, The Magic Flute, August 5th through 7th at Finaly Hall (Christ Church). Performances are in English and begin at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 General Admission. Students admitted free with I.D.

Greenville Opera
Greenville, South Carolina

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The Los Angeles Guitar Quartet consistently perform to sold-out houses worldwide, and they'll be at Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, October 21st. The Grammy Award-wining ensemble's programs range from bluegrass to Bach, featuring critically-acclaimed transcriptions of concert masterworks, as well as pieces from the contemporary and world music realms.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Imani Winds, an ensemble of flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and French horn, has established itself as more than a wind quintet. Since its formation in 1997, the Grammy-nominated ensemble has carved out a distinct presence in the classical music world with performances, outreach programs, and wide-ranging repertoire. The group is also deeply committed to commissioning new works, enriching the traditional wind quintet repertoire while bridging European, American, African, and Latin American traditions. Imani Winds performs as part of the Clemson Chamber Series, September 23rd at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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There's no place like home as The Wizard of Oz twists into Clemson, March 14th at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. The family musical takes audiences down the Yellow Brick Road and beyond with Dorothy, Toto and their friends – the Cowardly Lion, Tin Man, and Scarecrow – in this production featuring special effects, choreography, and classic songs.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Fifteen cats, ten dogs, eight white doves, four geese, and two parrots are the superstars of the world-famous Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, and it's all coming to Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, February 28th. A family-oriented blend of the comedic and juggling skills of Gregory Popovich, former member of the Moscow Circus, this production has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with David Letterman, and NBC’s America’s Got Talent.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts presents "Michael Cooper: Masked Marvels & Wondertales," September 21st in Clemson. This theatrical presentation combines mythical and autobiographical stories of courage and wonder, featuring handcrafted masks and outlandish stilt dancing, as Cooper’s physical repertoire ranges from the madcap to the sublime.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts hosts "Bixby's Rainforest Rescue," October 28th in Clemson. This educational show aims to inspire action in saving our natural resources by recycling and getting involved in your community. You can travel through the tropical rain forest with your tour guide, Bixby, in this theatrical presentation that blends magic, puppetry, audience participation, sing-a-long, a menagerie of live exotic animals, and most of all, awareness about conservation and preservation of the rain forest.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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In an empty theater, on a bare stage, casting for a new Broadway musical is almost complete. For 17 dancers, this audition is the chance of a lifetime. It is the one opportunity to do what they have always dreamed – to have the chance to dance. The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts presents A Chorus Line, April 11th in Clemson. Winner of nine Tony Awards, including “Best Musical,” and the Pulitzer Prize for drama, this singular sensation is the longest-running American Broadway musical ever.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Bowfire is the total string experience, one show-stopping hit after another in a fast-paced theatrically staged production, March 1st at Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Bowfire takes audiences on a musical journey that moves seamlessly from jazz, classical, bluegrass, and Celtic to rock, gypsy, world, Texas swing, Ottawa Valley, and Cape Breton styles.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra journeys from Africa to North America, with a February 21st stop in Clemson. The orchestra will take the stage of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, as part of its debut tour of the United States. The 65-piece group is conducted by Martin Panteleev, with featured soloist Russian-American and Julliard-trained violinist Phillippe Quint, recipient of two recent Grammy nominations.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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A major American dance company of international influence, Pilobolus Dance Theatre was founded in 1971 as an experiment in collaborative choreography. The company has forged a new vision of modern dance, stretching the boundaries of human movement with a mix of humor, intelligence, physical invention, and raw athleticism. Pilobolus Dance Theatre comes to Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, February 8th.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Houston Ballet is America’s fourth largest ballet company, and its second company, Houston Ballet II, performs a wide array of dance works, ranging from excerpts from the great classics such as Raymonda and Paquita to The Long and Winding Road, set to music by The Beatles. Featuring a lineup of young artists, HB II comes to Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, January 23rd.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Pianist Pablo Zeigler is the leading exponent of Nuevo Tango (New Tango), thanks to the skills and reputation he garnered while working with Astor Piazzolla, Argentina’s most famous composer. The trio’s album, Bajo Cero, for piano, guitar, and bandoneon was honored as the “Best Tango Album” at the 2005 Latin Grammy Awards. Pablo Zeigler will take the stage at Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, January 20th.

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Celtic Fiddler Natalie MacMaster comes to Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, December 13th. In this Christmas show, Natalie and her husband Donnell Leahy present foot-tapping “rave-ups,” heart-wrenching ballads, and world-class step dancing combined with fiddling fireworks on Celtic melodies and Christmas carols. Her many projects have included collaborations and performances with Alison Krauss, the Chieftains, Paul Simon, and Pavarotti.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Like a technicolor movie musical, 'S Wonderful, paints a picture of nostalgia and entertainment while paying tribute to the incomparable songbook of George and Ira Gershwin. Five mini-musicals are incorporated into this musical revue that illustrates the impact the Gershwin brothers had on the world then and now. This new musical theatre extravaganza invites you to discover what made the Gershwins one of the most successful songwriting teams in the history of popular music. Lander University presents 'S Wonderful, March 15th in Greenwood.

Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts
Greenwood, South Carolina

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If your kids like writing, dancing and making art, the USC Arts Institute is hosting their 5th annual For The Love of Art summer camp, August 2nd through 5th at the Columbia Museum of Art. Camp is open to children ages 6 to 13 and will be focused around the museum's current ceramics exhibit. Graduate students in writing, dance, and ceramics will be facilitating the arts based workshops in each of their disciplines. And for the grand finale, participants will give a public performance of the work created in the camp. Registration is required, and scholarship slots are available on a first come basis.

University of South Carolina Arts Institute
Columbia, South Carolina

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The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts presents Forever Plaid, November 16th in Clemson. In Barter Theatre’s production of this funny, feel-good musical for all ages, the four members of an all-male singing group get a second chance to fulfill their dream of performing a concert. Singing in four-part harmony, the boys serenade audiences with hits of the 1950s, such as “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Chain Gang,” “Heart and Soul,” and “Love Is A Many Splendored Thing.”

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Chamber Orchestra Kremlin, founded and led by Misha Rachlevsky, will perform at Greenwood's Lander University, February 10th.

Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts
Greenwood, South Carolina

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Called “the reigning gods of the men’s chorus world” by the Washington Post and named 2008 Ensemble of the Year by Musical America, Chanticleer has developed a worldwide reputation for its musicianship, sound, and wide-ranging repertoire from Renaissance and Baroque to jazz, gospel, folk, and adventurous new music. The ensemble will appear at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, November 8th in Clemson.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Puccini’s Madama Butterfly is a heart-wrenching story of unrequited love, featuring one of opera’s most beloved arias, “Un bel di vedremo.” Set in the harbor village of Nagasaki, the beautiful geisha Coi-Coi-San sacrifices her family, her religion, and, ultimately, her life for Lieutenant Pinkerton, an American naval officer and her one and only love. Madama Butterfly is performed by Teatro Lirico D’Europa, in Italian with English supertitles, October 19th at Clemson's Brooks Center for the Performing Arts.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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Trumpeter, conductor, composer, and educator Jon Faddis has toured and recorded with the Duke Ellington Orchestra and the Count Basie Orchestra, and he'll take the stage of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts, September 14th in Clemson. His friend and mentor “Dizzy” Gillespie said, “He’s the best ever, including me.” With over 500 albums to his credit, Faddis evokes the voices of Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis, and Dizzy Gillespie, all the while remaining true to his own.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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From the classic Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker and the film by Steven Spielberg comes the musical The Color Purple. It's the saga of a woman who finds the strength to triumph over adversity and discover her unique voice in the world. Set to a score featuring jazz, ragtime, gospel, and blues, it's a story of hope, a testament to the healing power of love, and a celebration of life. The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts presents The Color Purple, September 7th in Clemson.

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Clemson, South Carolina

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The Vienna Boys' Choir, with roots going back to the 13th Century, is one of the oldest boys' choirs not attached to a church or college. While originally a choir for Austria's Imperial Court, this group now tours eleven weeks of the academic year. The choir's repertoire includes everything from medieval to contemporary and experimental music. Each of the one hundred choir boys sings in approximately eighty performances a year, and they'll take the stage at Lander University, November 30th in Greenwood.

Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts
Greenwood, South Carolina

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Celtic Crossroads, made up of seven world-class musicians, is doing for Irish music what Riverdance has done for Irish dance. They'll perform October 28th at Greenwood's Lander University.

Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts
Greenwood, South Carolina

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The Distracted Globe offers late night comedy improv in Greenville, July 30th and 31st at 10:30pm, following performances of The Learned Ladies and The Importance of Being Earnest at The Warehouse Theatre. Tickets are $5.

The Distracted Globe Theatre Company
Greenville, South Carolina

For information (864) 235-6948
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