Imagine a 10-day Fall festival of Shakespearean plays. In the theatre and in the park. With college and local talent partnering with professional actors. Like the idea? Click here to send an email and tell me your thoughts. Let’s do it (and please spread the word).
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The Inner Fabric of Beethoven
IT IS ONE THING to hear his music. It is another to see Beethoven himself on stage with the musicians as he divulges his inner struggles—in particular, his plight with women. In a unique musical-theatre presentation, this is exactly what Clarence Felder does to perfection in the Piccolo Spoleto production of Beethoven, His Women,... Read »
Music Medley at Martin Gallery
THERE IS SOMETHING about combining classical music and fine art that brings out the best in both. The syncopation of visual and audio impressions. The mutual sharpening of eye and ear. And simply the elegance of two rich experiences at the same time that enables you to savor the moment in a deeper way.... Read »
A Rabbit, Live Music, and a Reading
IT’S ONE THING to give your kids music lessons. It’s another thing to let them see, listen to, and talk to real musicians. And what better way than to combine it with a live reading by a professional actor? So make plans to bring your children and grandchildren and come share the magic of... Read »
A Classical Circus for Kids
TALK ABOUT PLAYING. Ever heard a percussion explosion, a wind quintet blowout, or a hungry monk orchestra? Well you can this Saturday at Marion Square where your kids can also pick up real instruments and give them a go. They can also bring their own instruments and get some free professional instruction—maybe while you... Read »
Mozart in the What?
MOZART IN THE SOUTH (in Charleston) is expected to be a vibrant, four-day music festival to celebrate the start of another classical music season. The mini-festival runs from this Thursday, September 10, through Sunday. And it includes a series of all-day Saturday events for children at Marion Square. Not by accident, this is all... Read »
