Outdoor Festival Showcases School of the Arts Performances at Stono Preserve
The College of Charleston School of the Arts presents the festival, Arts Under the Oaks, at Stono Preserve on April 10 and 11, 2021.
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03, 2021
11
03, 2021
CofC Faces to Know: Michael O’Brien
Meet Michael O'Brien, chair of the Department of Music and associate professor of ethnomusicology at the College of Charleston.
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03, 2021
Piano Professor Reaches No. 1 on Classical Albums Chart
Piano studies professor Paul Sรกnchez collaborated on an operatic album that recently reached the top of the Billboard Traditional Classical Albums chart.
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02, 2021
Music Major Partners With Fellow Cougars to Make Jazz Album Dreams Reality
Music major Jesse Shafer spearheaded the new jazz album 'Rooibos,' his first release with the Rooibos Quartet.
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12, 2020
Opera: Connecting Artists with Audiences
College of Charleston music students are bringing opera to the masses with the support of the Charleston Opera Theater.
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11, 2020
Halsey Exhibition Serves as Inspiration for Student-Artists
What inspires a writer, a musician or a dancer? Some seek inspiration in nature. Others are inspired by places and people. This semester students in the departments of music and theatre and dance found it in an exhibit at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
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09, 2020
Philanthropic Gift is Music to the Ears
Thanks to a philanthropic gift, the College of Charleston has purchased an internationally revered style of piano โ the Hamburg Steinway Model D concert grand piano.
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07, 2020
Opera to Take Center Stage at CofC
The College of Charleston plans to expand its opera offerings to one fully produced performance a year, complete with a full orchestra, sets, costumes and technical support.
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06, 2020
Director of Piano Studies Featured in Live Virtual Concert
The College of Charleston's Director of Piano Studies Paul Sรกnchez will be performing with collaborative partner Will Liverman in a live virtual concert on Friday, June 26, 2020.
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05, 2020
Music Major Wins National Performance Competition
Music major Tianyu Liu won first prize in strings at the Music Teachers National Association Young Artist Performance Competition.