May we have this dance? In this final Pops concert of the 2022-2023 season, it will be difficult to stay in your seat with spirited music from around the world. From tangoes and rumbas to folk dances and waltzes, the CSO has it covered in this melting pot of sounds.

Edward Hart’s UNDER AN INDIGO SKY features A Charleston Concerto and Under an Indigo Sky, two concertos that celebrate and reflect the history and culture of the Southeastern United States. A native of Charleston SC, Hart finds inspiration in the natural beauty and multicultural heritage of his home

Multi-talented musician, composer, educator, producer, Charlestonian, and GRAMMY award winning Quentin Baxter joins the CSO for an evening of jazzy sounds inspired by various art forms. Along with Baxter, several other special guests will perform.

Guest conducting Piedmont Chamber Orchestra in Spartanburg, SC.

Megan Moore and LaFaye Benton, Vocalists Cane Bay High School Chorus; William Bennett, Director Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus; Dr. Robert Taylor, Director

From Vivaldi to Elgar Zachary Butler, cello; Antonio Marti and Ernesto Chulia, trumpets

Featuring conductor and pianist Andrew Litton, and the CSO’s own Yuriy Bekker and Norbert Lewandowski

A night of award winning film soundtracks and a John Williams birthday celebration. With guest artists: Kayleen Sanchez, Soprano Shanelle Woods, Soprano Edward Brennan, Tenor

Conducting Piedmont Chamber Orchestra

Yuriy Bekker and the Charleston Symphony will perform a program featuring music by John Williams, Duke Ellington, and many other pops favorites!

Chamber music with the Amernet String Quartet, Rachel Calloway and Michael Klotz

Director and Violinist

2022 Distinguished Faculty Artist

Violin Soloist for Barber's Violin Concerto

Yuriy Bekker performs the Bruch Concerto with the Aiken Symphony Orchestra. Neil Casey, Conductor

Beethoven Archduke Trio with Volodymyr Vynnytsky and Natalia Khoma