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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Piccolo Spoleto Stelle di Domani Theatre Series
Seven different performances that feature the Stars of the Department of Theatre at the College of Charleston School of the Arts: “FORTUNE’S CHILD” - A free staged reading of the 2012 Todd McNerney National Playwriting contest runner-up written by Mark Scharf, Dramatist Guild member and MFA from the University of Virginia. “Fortune’s Child” is the bittersweet [...]
Posted in Headlines, School News Tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, David Lee Nelson, Joy Vandervort-Cobb, Kaytlin Bailey, Laura Rikard, Mark Scharf, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Stelle di Domani, Theatre, Todd McNerney Comments closed
Scott St. John to Give Free Violin Master Class
Posted in Headlines, School News Tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Lee Chin Siow, Master Class, Music, Scott St. John, St. Lawrence String Quartet Comments closed
2012 College of Charleston Young Artists Series (Piccolo Spoleto)
The School of the Arts at the College of Charleston is excited to announce this year’s Piccolo Spoleto Festival Young Artists Series. Tickets are $11 and available at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival Box Office (1-866-811-4111) or online. All concerts take place at 12:00 noon in the College’s Recital Hall in the Simons Center for the [...]
Posted in Headlines, School News Tagged Amy Tan, Ashley Fabian, Chee Hang See, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Concert Choir, Luis Hernandez, Marco Sartor, Matthew Griswold, Micah McLaurin, Music, Nathan Matticks, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Young Artists Series Comments closed
Sixth Annual Spoleto Sneak Preview
The College of Charleston Friends of the School of the Arts and Friends of the Library will present a sneak preview of the Spoleto Festivual USA and the Piccolo Spoleto Festival. This hour-long event will be presented by music professors Edward Hart and Robert Taylor, theatre professor Todd McNerney, and director of the Halsey Institute [...]
Posted in School News Tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Edward Hart, Friends of the Library, Friends of the School of the Arts, Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, Mark Sloan, Motoi Yamamato, Music, Piccolo Spoleto Festival, Robert Taylor, Spoleto Festival USA, Theatre, Todd McNerney Comments closed
2011-12 School of the Arts Awards
The School of the Arts celebrates the accomplishments of all of its graduates. The School will honor the achievements of a select group of students who have demonstrated excellence in their respective disciplines. The Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 11 will recognize those who have set a standard for their peers as well as those who will [...]
Posted in Headlines, School News Tagged Alumni Awards, Art History, Arts Management, College of Charleston School of the Arts, Historic Preservation & Community Planning, Music, Studio Art, Theatre Comments closed
Arts Management Student to Participate in Newly Established Fellowship at Sotheby’s Institute of Art
The Arts Management program in the College of Charleston School of the Arts has partnered with Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York to establish a competitive Summer Study Fellowship for one of its qualified junior or senior students. The 2012 inaugural recipient, Chelsea Michael, will take two courses (tuition free) during the Institute’s summer [...]
Student Violinist Wins Georgia Philharmonic Concerto Competition
The College of Charleston School of the Arts is pleased to announce that student violinist Yuhong Tu recently won the Samuel Fordis Young Artists Concerto Competition hosted by the Georgia Philharmonic. The achievement was especially rewarding as this was the first U.S. competition in which the 22-year-old, artist certificate student participated. Named in honor of [...]
Posted in Headlines, School News Tagged College of Charleston School of the Arts, Georgia Philharmonic, Lee Chin Siow, Music, Samuel Fordis Young Artists Concerto Competition, Strings Program, Yuhong Tu Comments closed
‘Spoleto Today’ to Highlight Best of the Fests