Make history with the Charleston Symphony as we take on the world’s most renowned stage! Joined by the Charleston Symphony Youth Orchestra and the College of Charleston Orchestra, click here for full details about HOLY CITY IN THE BIG APPLE!

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A Charleston Celebration

Carnegie Hall

Enjoy a 3pm afternoon performance of exploring of how the orchestra moves. Participation is encourage and recorders are welcome.

Link Up: The Orchestra Moves

Minot State University

The CSO welcomes everyone to our performances, but we know that some families hesitate to bring their family members to a live concert without knowing how they might react. Our All-Accessible Concert is designed to be a safe and accepting environment where patrons with disabilities or sensory sensitivities along with their family members are free to speak and move in reaction to the music being played. This concert features our full orchestra in the concert hall setting.

All-Accessible: The Orchestra Moves

Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium

Join us for our first concert of the CSO’s Chamber Music series at the Library Society. Enjoy engaging repertoire that will feature both classical favorites and modern innovations in an intimate setting. Bohuslav Martinů’s “Three Madrigals for Violin and Viola” will kick off the evening, showcasing a vivid dialogue between the violin and viola with energetic and rhythmic interplay. Following, the audience will enjoy Jean Françaix’s “Divertissement for Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon,” a piece renowned for its light-hearted and witty character, offering a delightful contrast through its use of woodwind timbres. Ludwig van Beethoven’s intense “String Quartet in F minor, Op. 95,” often called the “Serioso,” will provide a dramatic counterpoint with its profound depth and robust textures. The night will conclude with a world premiere by Charleston native, Thomas Cabaniss. The String Quartet by Cabaniss titled “Denmark Vesey,” promises to be a compelling addition to the chamber music repertoire, reflecting on historical themes through a contemporary lens.

Beethoven’s Serioso Quartet

Charleston Library Society

Join the Charleston Symphony for an exquisite Chamber experience this season! Indulge in an exceptional evening with intimate ensemble music at the prestigious Charleston Liberal Society, presented by your esteemed CSO musicians. The programming will consist of riveting works from composers such as Brahms, Gilére, and Cabaniss!

Thomas Cabaniss

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Feb 28, 2025

A Charleston Celebration · Charleston Symphony

Feb 8, 2025

Link Up: The Orchestra Moves · Minot Symphony Orchestra

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