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On the final day of the , we are celebrating our up-and-coming jazz musicians from around South Carolina! Come hear some of the best youth jazz artists from Charleston Southern University Jazz Band, College of Charleston Department of Music Jazz Combo, Charleston County School of the Arts Middle & High School Jazz Combo Wando High School Jazz Band, the -CountyJazz Band and the Charleston Jazz Academy Jazz Combos. Tickets: charlestonjazz.com/festival
Sunday, April 24, 2022
2:30 - 5:30pm | Royal Missionary Baptist Church
The 2022 Charleston Jazz Festival is presented by .
Is there a video or recording of the middle school’s All State performance? I saw the Highschool’s performance, which was phenomenal & was able to follow their journey, but I can’t find anything for the Middle School Vocalists.
The perfect gift for any student, this bestselling book was ranked #14 on the list of 50 best college books of all time.
For the vocal audition, can students sing a Disney song?
Exciting things have been happening in the High School strings room at the Charleston County School of the Arts Middle & High School! Here is a clip of the very first rehearsal on Mozart's Serenata notturna.
Francisco Fullana & SOA Sinfonietta
Just announced! Charleston County School of the Arts presents Les Misérables School Edition on April 21 and 22! Set against the backdrop of the French Rebellion of 1830, Les Misérables: School Edition is the epic and uplifting story of passion, sacrifice, and redemption performed entirely by students. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 11 at 11am at
https://gaillardcenter.org/events/les-miserables-school-edition/.
Here is a look at the program booklet for Thursday's concert with the Charleston County School of the Arts Middle & High School Sinfonietta and Francisco Garcia Fullana. We hope to see you at this FREE concert!
Poetical Playoffs // 8 S.C. High schoolers will go (virtually) head-to-head in this year's Poetry Out Loud state finals on March 5. For more information about this annual poetry competition focusing on recitation and performance click through --->
http://bit.ly/39LZI8o
Hailing from four schools in Charleston, Greenville, and Spartanburg these competitors will meet with SC Arts Commission Poetry Out Loud coordinator, Bonita Peeples, to record three recitations before these are played for the 4 judges - all accomplished poets residing in South Carolina.
We can't wait to hear more from the semifinalist students:
Charleston County School of the Arts Middle & High School students - Tea Allen, Kenneth Carrington, Natalie Holland, and Adam Maierle
Fine Arts Center pARTners students - Emily Allison (2021 state champ) + Harper Scott
Westgate Christian School student - Catherine Wooten
and
Spartanburg Day School student - Caleb Xiao (2021 1st runner-up)
Congrats and good luck to all!
[Image Description: Close up of a microphone in yellow tones with contrasting text that reads "Poetry Out Loud - nationwide high school competition" "State Finalists Announced" "Virtual Finals March 5" and the SC Arts Commission logo.]
Has anyone's child been out of school for someone in the home testing positive for covid? I'm wondering why they are not giving my child access to zooms and marking her absent? I have been trying to contact someone since last Friday about this. Would love to get some feedback from anyone at this point.