Celebra a rica herança musical da cidade com um concerto cativante, com uma variedade de gêneros desde gospel até Gershwin. Como parte da celebração do 250o aniversário da América, esta performance destaca a música histórica que moldou tanto Charleston quanto a nação. Experimente um show de 75 minutos cheio de clássicos leves ouvidos em concertos da St. Cecelia Society, gospel spiritual, canções da Guerra Civil, música de George Gershwin e jazz clássico que entretém e educa. Junte-se a nós na Circular Congregational Church para uma noite onde a história e a música se entrelaçam, culminando na amada "Amazing Grace", composta por John Newton, que adorou em seu local de concerto, Circular Congregational Church, para concluir a noite.
Neste 250o aniversário da Revolução Americana e do nascimento do país, convidamos você a vir ouvir a música que tem sido tão parte da história da América... e de Charleston. De música clássica ouvida nos concertos da St Cecelia Society em 1766-1820, a música gospel cantada por africanos escravizados desde o tempo da Revolução até a Guerra Civil, espirituais da Revolução Americana até a Guerra Civil, ao jazz e ao "Porgy and Bess" de Gershwin nos anos 1900, a música ajudou a definir o passado com todas as suas lutas e triunfos. Isso vai educar, entreter e evocar emoções à medida que você experimenta a cidade e a herança musical do país.
We learned about this from a flyer at the visitor center. All the performers were truly talented. It was a nice mix of musical styles. Everything moved right along, and the host was quite entertaining as well without being overbearing. The church is a beautiful space and acoustically lovely. A very enjoyable event and just the right length.
We bought tickets on a whim after seeing the banner outside the church that hosts the concert. It proved to be one of the most spontaneous and fun decisions of our trip. The Bright Family Singers were an absolute highlight. The theme of the show on the evening we went was 250 years of history told through song. The MC is a talented and engaging host and musician, the crowd is invited to participate (don't be scared - you don't leave your seat) and the event felt like we arrived in a community. It's not overly fancy or produced...just very authentic and fun. My only wish was that there was a little more from the Bright Family as I didn't want it to end! The time of the show was 7-8pm, which was perfect. Not too early...not too late.
Lovely voices and talented piano players. A little over an hour. Most attendees were the 60+ crowd. I have teenagers and they didn’t end up coming which ended up being good. This performance is geared for an older crowd to appreciate the most.
The Sounds of Charleston concert was one of our favorite experiences while in Charleston for a sibling reunion. The variety and quality of talent we heard that evening was not only memorable but was presented in an intimate manor that made you feel very connected to the performance rather than just one of many ticket buyers. I would recommend the concert to anyone who wants to learn some local history while listening to some amazing and fun music.
What a wonderful performance by all the very talented entertainers that performed. It was just a last minute spur of the moment decision to attend. I highly recommend others to see this group of performers. They are spectacular.
A captivating 1-1/4 hour! The four of us can’t say enough about how professional, informative and entertaining. Our advice…..don’t miss it! We will return!
This is our second time for this specific program, and we enjoy it so much. All performers are wonderful and ready to share their joy for the season. The cost of admission is very reasonable, and you should enjoy the atmosphere in the circular church.
A soulful concert with great performances showcasing musical styles over 250 years. I stayed over in Charleston longer than planned, and this concert was one of the highlights of my trip.
We thoroughly enjoyed the Sound of Charleston show. The musical time line was very interesting and the talent was phenomenal!
Amazing range of locally-inspired music by very talented musicians. My favorites were the soprano numbers and the gospel trio.
