Chamber Music

The fourth Chamber Music Series program from the 2023 Spoleto Festival USA features works from Max Bruch, Henrich Ignaz Franz von Biber, Paul Wiancko, George Frideric Handel, and Philip Glass.

The third Chamber Music Series program from the 2023 Spoleto Festival USA features works from Charles Koechlin and Stephen Prutsman.

The second Chamber Music Series program from the 2023 Spoleto Festival USA features works from Stephen Prutsman, Benjamin Britten, Eleanor Alberga, and Ralph Vaughn Williams.

The first Chamber Music Series program from the 2023 Spoleto Festival USA features works from C.P.E. Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Osvaldo Golijov, and a special remembrance of late Chamber Music Series Artistic Director Geoff Nuttall.

Marking 10 years of its artistic residency at the USC School of Music, the chamber group is partnering with Historic Columbia to perform all 16 of Ludwig van Beethoven’s string quartets—and the composer’s visionary Grosse Fuge—across six venues in the capital city.

Founder and Artistic Director Lee Pringle reflects on the growth of the performing arts organization that has platformed Black classical musicians since 2013 and previews the festival’s February concerts being given in Charleston.

Championing women brass players and works by new and underrepresented composers, the ensemble comes to the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center for an orchestral concert on Monday and a chamber recital on Tuesday.

Cellist Claire Bryant released her debut solo album this month entitled, "Whole Heart" at the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville where she teaches music to prisoners.

Claire Bryant’s technical prowess and deeply affecting expressivity as a soloist are on full display in Whole Heart. But the performer and UofSC professor is quick to point out that her first album is as much a collaborative effort as it is a personal labor of love.

The musician once again brought his love for the string instrument to a wide range of Spoleto Chamber Music Series performances in 2022.