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Ancient Music, “Con Brio”
November 11, 2007 – 3:47 pm
Please pardon my delay of nearly a week before telling you about this truly class act – but I’ve had other fish to fry and some urgent deadlines to meet. SO much music; SOOO little time!
One of the Holy City’s most delightful (and often least heralded) resident musical entities is the College of Charleston’s early […]
Eargasm Alerts – LOTS of ‘Em
November 1, 2007 – 6:00 pm
– Plenty of good stuff to tell you about this week – beginning tonight (Thursday) at 8:00 p.m. with jazzman Frank Duvall & friends appearing at the Simons Center Recital Hall.
Chamber Music Charleston is presenting their second House Concerts program at various downtown Charleston and Kiawah Island homes through Nov. 5. Tickets are kinda […]
One Last Spoletogasp
June 20, 2007 – 12:10 pm
It’s hard to believe it’s over — that it’s been over, for more than a week. It seems like a rich, juicy dream of musical gluttony. But it must’ve happened: I emerged from my usual semi-comatose post-Spoleto state this morning to find my own festival music overview on the streets in today’s City Paper (and […]
A Beautiful, Blustery Day and an Amahl Correction
June 3, 2007 – 12:53 pm
Yesterday’s wet weather did nothing to dampen the fire of either performance I was fortunate to attend. Full reviews of the St. Petersberg String Quartet at Mepkin Abbey and the first concert by Tacy Edwards’ Charleston Virtuosi will be in your paws shortly, but for now suffice it to say that both left a huge […]
The Piccolo Prowler…
May 24, 2007 – 10:23 pm
Greetings to all! Robert Bondurant here, but as Lindsay seems to have aptly described my accepted mission this festival season, henceforth I am the Piccolo Prowler. I’ll be stealing through the side streets and back alleys of our fair city to bring you the scoop on Piccolo Spoleto 2007. And I am dearly looking forward […]
Lindsay WHO?
May 16, 2007 – 9:21 am
Me? Well, if you’ve ever shopped for classical CDs at Millennium Music, you’ve probably encountered crazy Lindsay, the resident classical geek (glasses, big hair, even bigger mouth). I’ve been writing – both locally & nationally – about great music for years, and it’s my honor & privilege to cover a big chunk of the classical […]
Home-Grown Composers (some good ones, too!)
After the final Tender Land curtain call (previous post), I hot-footed it next door to the College of Charleston’s Simmons Center recital hall, where the Spring edition of the annual Young Composers’ Forum was already well under way. C of C professors Edward Hart and Trevor Weston run the school’s well-respected composition program – […]