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Greenville Symphony takes flight with ‘The Planets,’ featuring NASA visuals
Gustav Holst’s symphonic showpiece “The Planets” dominates the orchestra’s next masterworks concerts, Feb. 18-19 at the Peace Center.
Greenville Symphony Orchestra to present ‘Holiday at Peace’
Beginning Dec. 16, each concert will also feature a different choir, with tickets ranging from $20 to $65 per person.
Greenville Symphony offers program of John Williams (may the Force be with him)
Included on the program will be music from “Star Wars,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “Jurassic Park,” “Jaws,” “ET,” “Superman” and “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” and more.
Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s education programs engage community with classical music
Since its founding in 1948, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra has created opportunities for everyone to enjoy the shared experience of live orchestral music. From its earliest days, the GSO has…
Orchestra’s Pops concerts a big hit with fans, old and new
The Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s hugely successful “Motown” concert sent a clear message: Greenville audiences love the Pops series. “‘Motown’ was absolutely electric,” said Julie Fish, the orchestra’s executive director. “People…
Paul’s Pick: The tuba gets its due in Williams’ concerto
Paul’s Pick of the Week: “Virtuosity Unleashed,” a Greenville Symphony Orchestra program featuring tuba soloist Velvet Brown. Why you should go: The tuba is often the Rodney Dangerfield of the…
Paul’s Pick: ‘Strings Galore’ spotlights Barber’s beloved Adagio
Paul’s Pick of the Week: “Strings Galore,” performed by the Greenville Symphony Chamber Orchestra, Friday-Sunday at the Peace Center’s Gunter Theatre. Why you should go: Samuel Barber’s Adagio for Strings…
Live concert: Who thinks two Strausses aren’t better than one?
Paul’s Pick of the Week: Conductor Edvard Tchivzhel will wield the baton and a pistol (don’t panic, it’s harmless) in the Greenville Symphony program “Strauss Squared,” Saturday-Sunday at the Peace Center.…
Young musicians showcase their talents
Two of five Greenville County Youth Orchestras’ ensembles, The Young Artist Orchestra and The Philharmonic, will learn from and work alongside Greenville Symphony Orchestra members to play the "Shoulder to Shoulder" concert.
Greenville Symphony journeys from Arabian desert to snowy Russia
Paul’s Pick of the Week: The Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s “Arabian Nights and Winter Dreams,” Saturday (8 p.m.) and Sunday (3 p.m.) at the Peace Center. Why you should go: It’s…
International Ballet’s 2018-2019 season features variety of styles and live music
International Ballet’s 2018-2019 season that kicks off Nov. 17 features a variety of dance styles, ranging from classical ballet to Russian folk dancing, with each production also showcasing the talents of local musicians.
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.
Greenville Symphony names new executive director
Julianne M. Fish, who served as vice president and chief operating officer of the Columbus Symphony in Ohio, will begin on July 17.