The Charleston Symphony is setting the stage for a year rich in musical experiences, featuring a blend of choral masterpieces and symphonic elegance. With events ranging from reflective concerts to festive holiday performances, this season promises something for everyone. Under the baton of esteemed directors and conductors, the symphony showcases the talents of renowned musicians and chorus members, creating unforgettable experiences in venues like the Grace Church Cathedral and Gaillard Center. Whether through the calming melodies or the dynamic orchestral pieces, the symphony invites everyone to immerse themselves in the transformative power of music.

Charleston Symphony: A Year of Musical Mastery and Community Celebration

The Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus, directed by Nicholas Quardokus, will join the CSO and talented soloists for this uplifting season finale concert weekend. Haydn’s “London” Symphony and Dvořák’s Te Deum are also included in the roster of music from renowned composers. 

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Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy

Gaillard Center

Unwrap the joy of the season with Charleston’s most cherished holiday tradition! Holiday Pops is back with a spectacular celebration that is bigger and brighter than ever. This year promises an enchanting blend of festive favorites, show-stopping singers and dancers, beloved choruses, and delightful surprises that will fill your heart with holiday cheer. This magical evening is the perfect experience to get into the holiday spirit with friends and family of all ages. Secure your seats now for the most joyous event of the year!

Holiday Pops!

This program features music by three of the world’s most beloved composers: Brahms, Mozart, and Dvořák. Andrew Litton, the GRAMMY Award-winning Music Director of the New York City Ballet, will return to Charleston to conduct. Charles Messersmith, Principal Clarinet, will take the stage as soloist for Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto. Plus, the Charleston Symphony Chorus will join the orchestra for Johannes Brahms’s “Song of Destiny.”

New World Symphony

In the chaos of modern life, we can all benefit from an hour of basking in an oasis of calm. The chorus provides you this opportunity by presenting a concert of reflection under the baton of our new artistic director, Nicholas Quardokus.

Charleston Symphony Chorus

24 - 25 Apr, 2026

Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy

18 - 20 Dec, 2025

Holiday Pops!

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