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Thursday, February
20, 2025
Please join us on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 7:30 PM in Daniel Recital Hall as Chris Vaneman, flute, and Steven Graff piano present a duo faculty recital featuring Courtney Lebauer, viola. The program will include music by Reena Esmail, Maurice Duruflé, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Joaquin Rodrigo.
This event is free to attend and is open to the public.
Experience the mesmerizing voice of soprano Larisa Martínez as she enchants with resplendent arias and art songs. Larisa’s awe-inspiring vocal prowess and captivating stage presence have thrilled audiences worldwide. Do not miss this soaring highlight of the Parker Concert Hall Series, showcasing the brilliance of this rising operatic star.
Friday, February
21, 2025
World Vision presents the WINTER JAM 2025 TOUR, founded by Newsong and produced by TPR. is returning to arenas across the United States in 2025. Christian music’s biggest tour will feature performances by Skillet, Anne Wilson, KB, Colton Dixon, Newsong, Micah Tyler and speaker Zane Black. Winter Jam 2025 kicks off on January 10, 2025 and will hit a total of 38 cities and arenas across the country.
Saturday, February
22, 2025
About Once Upon an Orchestra. Join musicians of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra and Traysie Amick, Principal Teaching Artist of the South Carolina Children’s Theatre for fun and interactive performances of your favorite children’s books! Performances are Tuesday mornings, 11:00 am in the lobby of the South Carolina Children’s Theatre, 153 Augusta St, Greenville, SC 29601. “Zero” by Kathryn Otoshi: Music by GSO Percussion. On, Saturday, February 22, 2025 at two different locations.
10:00 am Hughes Main Library
11:30 am Pelham Branch
Friday, February
28, 2025
Della Mae is a GRAMMY-nominated all-woman string band founded by lead vocalist/guitarist Celia Woodsmith and 2-time Grand National champion fiddle player Kimber Ludiker. Rounding out the current touring lineup are guitarist Avril Smith, and IBMA Bass Player of the Year Vickie Vaughn.
Hailing from across North America, and reared in diverse musical styles, Della Mae is one of the most charismatic and engaging roots bands touring today. They have traveled to over 30 countries spreading peace and understanding through music. Their mission as a band is to showcase top female musicians, and to improve opportunities for women and girls through advocacy, mentorship, programming, and performance.
Saturday, March
1, 2025
Peace Concert Hall
Saturday, March 1 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, March 2 at 3:00 pm
PROGRAM
Mary Lou Williams: Zodiac Suite for orchestra
Mason Bates: Liquid Interface
Duke Ellington: Suite from “The River”
Experience the timeless charm and jazzy elegance of Mary Lou Williams’ Zodiac Suite for orchestra, beginning your concert experience with its captivating melodies and intricate rhythms. Then, immerse yourself in a sonic journey unlike any other as we begin the concert with Mason Bates’ mesmerizing Liquid Interface, an evocative exploration of the intersection between nature and technology. Dive into the vibrant world of jazz with Duke Ellington’s Suite from The River, where the music ebbs, gurgles, and flows like our own Reedy River.
Sunday, March
2, 2025
Peace Concert Hall
Saturday, March 1 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, March 2 at 3:00 pm
PROGRAM
Mary Lou Williams: Zodiac Suite for orchestra
Mason Bates: Liquid Interface
Duke Ellington: Suite from “The River”
Experience the timeless charm and jazzy elegance of Mary Lou Williams’ Zodiac Suite for orchestra, beginning your concert experience with its captivating melodies and intricate rhythms. Then, immerse yourself in a sonic journey unlike any other as we begin the concert with Mason Bates’ mesmerizing Liquid Interface, an evocative exploration of the intersection between nature and technology. Dive into the vibrant world of jazz with Duke Ellington’s Suite from The River, where the music ebbs, gurgles, and flows like our own Reedy River.
Tuesday, March
4, 2025
The Concordia Choir of Moorhead, Minnesota has a reputation as one of America’s finest choirs. The 72-voice choir has performed in nearly every major hall including Carnegie Hall and Kennedy Center as well as numerous international tours. On March 4, the Concordia Choir will offer a free concert at First Presbyterian Church at 7:00pm in the Sanctuary. A freewill offering will be collected to cover the college’s travel costs. This is a rare opportunity for our community and is open to the public. Make plans to attend with family and friends!
Experience one of America’s finest choirs seen nationwide on public television and heard in Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, and across the country in concert at First Presbyterian Church. The Concordia Choir will perform in Spartanburg, SC on Tuesday, March 4 at 7 p.m.
This concert is free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be collected.
More information is available at www.TheConcordiaChoir.org.
Friday, March
7, 2025
Every generation has its stars. A select few of them remain stars for generations. Those rare figures come to us from all fields of endeavor – Willie Mays from baseball, for instance. Humphrey Bogart from the movies. And, from popular music, The Oak Ridge Boys. Just as Willie Mays was much more than his immortal over-the-shoulder catch in the 1954 World Series, and Casablanca was far from the only great Humphrey Bogart movie, The Oak Ridge Boys are more than the unforgettable strains of 1981’s “Elvira” oom-poppa-mau-mau-ing its way through our collective consciousness. Fifty years after these legendary performers first stepped onstage together in the summer of 1973, this now-legendary quartet, made up of Duane Allen, Joe Bonsall, Richard Sterban, and William Lee Golden, continues to pack in the crowds and bring down the house.
Saturday, March
8, 2025
Join us for a concert that features the top level ensembles from Greenville County Youth Orchestras led by Dr. Gary Robinson. This concert also features the GCYO Concerto Competition Winners.
Greenville County Youth Orchestras, celebrating more than 50 years, is an educational program for talented young students in Greenville who play an orchestral instrument. Find more information at gcyo.net.
Sunday, March
9, 2025
Equilibrium depends on music. Body, mind, and soul move in a perfect harmony together. Synapses fire and hearts thump in time like a drumbeat. In this respect, the right tune sung at the right moment works like the best kind of natural medicine. Maine-based singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Coyote Island—a.k.a. Mike O’Hehir—recognizes and reveres the restorative potential of songcraft. Mixing folk, reggae, pop, world, cumbia, and psychedelia, he stirs up a sonic elixir meant to invigorate and inspire.