If you are fortunate enough to be in Charleston when there is a performance scheduled for the Sound... read more
The highlight of our visit. A trip through time with professional musicians as they present music... read more
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If you are fortunate enough to be in Charleston when there is a performance scheduled for the Sound of Charleston, do not miss this. I went on a whim, and it was one of the best things I did during my visit earlier this month...More
The highlight of our visit. A trip through time with professional musicians as they present music ranging from the St. Cecilia Society to Gershwin. All in the beautiful historic Circular Church. Get there early and stroll through the graveyard datine back to the early 1700s.
If you like music and history combined this is a must see!!! I expected mostly music but the history blended with music was most delightful! The singers and musicians were AMAZING!!!!! I sing and play piano, but anyone Would enjoy this 75 minute performance .......More
This will be one of your more memorable stops in Charleston. The music selections span the entire history of the town, are wonderfully presented, with great enthusiasm. A don't miss event.
We attended the April 26, 2017, performance. We purchased our tickets the day before the concert at the Visitors Center. Bill Schlitt is an entertaining host. Our favorite performer of the evening was Ann Caldwell. She has an excellent singing voice as well as storytelling....More
Thanks for your very positive review of The Sound of Charleston. The St. Cecelia Society (classical music) section of the show is designed to last about 18 minutes out of the 75 minute total. That's pretty close to what Jessica's pieces lasted.
This concert was an optional activity on my tour group's itinerary when we were in town in late March, and those of us who decided to attend agreed that it was one of the highlights of our three days in Charleston. I loved the intimate...More
From classical to civil war tunes to Jazz. Excitement and energy of this concert raised the roof of the old Congregational church. A must see event for any music lover.
We attended the April 8 show - and it was just wonderful. All of the musicians seemed to be truly having fun and had a deep love for the music and the history. The highlight was the Gershwin for 4 hands - the standing ovation...More
I saw the sign outside the church and thought we should give it a try since I wanted to experience as much of Charleston as we could. We loved it! From the vibrant narrator to the end where we all sang Amazing Grace... This is...More
Our brother-in-law took us out for a night on the town to the Sounds of Charleston last night, March 22nd, 2017. What an outstanding performance by a group of talented musicians and singers. This is live music at its best. Beautiful Venue at the Circular...More
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