Paul’s Pick: Greenville Chorale takes on the finest of Mozart and Bach
The Chorale has performed the chosen pieces many times over the past 59 years.
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Paul’s Pick: Greenville Chorale becomes ‘An Orchestra of Voices’
Some symphonic works just seem to sing. No surprise, then, that tuneful instrumental works have sometimes been adapted for voice. The Greenville Chorale’s program “An Orchestra of Voices” spotlights music…
Paul’s Pick: Greenville Chorale brings back Handel’s towering ‘Messiah’
Paul’s Pick of the Week: “Messiah,” by George Frideric Handel, featuring the Greenville Chorale, Tuesday, Dec. 18, 7:30 p.m. at Furman University’s McAlister Auditorium. Why you should go: This oratorio…
Greenville Chorale announces 2018-19 season
The Greenville Chorale has announced its 58th concert season for 2018-2019, which includes a wide variety of genres and styles to appeal to a broad base of musical tastes. Bingham…
Sound Bites: Joe Bonamassa, Christmas With The Chorale, and Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Upcoming must-see shows
Greenville Chorale concert to feature world premiere of Dan Forrest’s latest composition
“LUX: the dawn from on high,” will be performed by the Greenville Chorale and Greenville Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Bingham Vick Jr., on Oct. 28.
Artisphere 2017 adds $6M to the local economy, shatters previous records
Artisphere, ranked one of the top fine arts shows in the country, poured money into artists’ pockets and Greenville’s economy. In 2017, the festival broke all previous records for economic impact, attendance and sales.
New composition by Dan Forrest highlight of Greenville Chorale ’17-‘18 season
The chorale's season includes a variety of new and old choral and choral-orchestral works, including the world premiere of a commissioned work by Greenville composer Dan Forrest.
Greenville Chorale tackles 200 years of American standards
Pieces of the Pie
The traditional mass gets a bluegrass makeover in the Herring Chamber’s latest concert
Written by Carol Barnett in 2008, “The World Beloved: A Bluegrass Mass” includes the five sections of a traditional mass (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei) interspersed with ballads of personal expression, which will be sung by Rosemary Hughes, mezzo-soprano and director of music and arts at Buncombe Street United Methodist Church.
Bridging the Cultural Gap
Greenville Chorale performance designed to acknowledge Jewish community
Greenville Chorale to serenade Saturday audience with song
Greenville Chorale Director Bing Vick went with the familiar when picking music for the group to open its 55th season.
In harmony
Henry Gibson has never gotten the chance to sit in the audience during a Greenville Chorale concert. That’s because he has been performing with the Chorale since its inaugural season…