After picking up their second Grammy Award this spring, the members of Ranky Tanky – three of whom are alumni of the College of Charleston’s small but mighty music program – are back in the studio working on their third album for their growing legion of worldwide fans.
With the support of patrons Frank Oldham and Peggy Fossi-Oldham, and other inspired to support the ensemble, the College of Charleston Orchestra recently made its debut at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
College of Charleston Opera will explore one man’s outlandish quest for love during performances of 'The Tales of Hoffmann,' Friday, Feb. 24, and Sunday, Feb. 26.
CofC alumni Clay Ross ’98, Quentin Baxter ’98 and Kevin Hamilton ’95 received their second Grammy Award with their band Ranky Tanky on Sunday, Feb. 5, in the category of Best Regional Roots Music Album for Live At The 2022 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
The College of Charleston Orchestra will take the stage at the Kennedy Center on Feb. 20 when the ensemble performs at the Capital Orchestra Festival.
Music major Meleana Cabales will introduce a new audience to the little-known genre of Filipino art song called kundiman during a lecture and recital on Dec. 11.
College of Charleston Opera explores the power choices can have in shaping our lives with the showcase “What If,” featuring popular selections from opera and music theater.
Check out these photos from the Mroz Institute's Inaugural Convening, the "Young Contemporaries 2022" exhibition, the orchestra's spring concert, an AALANA inclusion event and a greenhouse gathering to support Lowcountry marsh grass.
Meet Mikhail “Misha” Pekar, a senior double-majoring in music (piano performance) and arts management who enjoys performing classical, jazz and popular music at venues around Charleston.
CofC Opera's first full-scale opera production, "Die Zauberflöte" ("The Magic Flute"), will be held on Feb. 25 and Feb. 27 at the Sottile Theatre.
