College of Charleston Concert Choir

The Concert Choir has performed throughout the United States and Europe, has collaborated frequently with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra, and has been featured on statewide television and radio. Recently, the Concert Choir received the nation's top honor for a college choir: feature performances at the 2005 American Choral Directors Association National Convention.

Hear Recordings by the Concert Choir

Fall Concerts in Charleston

October 26 at 8:00 PM: Works by Chesnokov, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Francis Poulenc, as well as two works by CofC Composer-in-Residence David Maves and a piece by music professor Trevor Weston.
Grace Episopal Church
98 Wentworth Street
$5 at the door/FREE for CofC Students with valid ID
December 4 at 8:00 PM: Monday Night Concert Series: Candlelight at the College
Music and readings for the holiday season
Location TBA

Fall Tour Schedule

November 5 at 7:00 PM: St. Peter's Catholic Church
Columbia, SC
November 6 at 7:30 PM: Pebblebrook Magnet High School
Marbleton, GA
Joint concert with Chamber Choir from Pebblebrook, Will Breytspraak, Vocal Director
November 7 at 7:30 PM: South Highland Presbyterian Church
Birmingham, AL
November 8 at 7:00 PM: First Presbyterian Church
Little Rock, AR
Joint Concert with Chamber Choir from University of Central Arkansas, John Erwin, Director
November 9 at 8:00 PM: University Methodist Church
Baton Rouge, LA
November 10: Newman School
New Orleans, LA

"That was magic! Could you hear how quiet the audience was while you were performing? We didn't want your performance to end!" — Weston Noble, Conductor Emeritus, Luther College

"This was an evening of sheer, staggering choral magic: none who were there will ever forget it. I never thought I'd say this, but it was fully on a par with the work of the otherwise peerless Westminster Choir that performs in the very same venue every spring during Spoleto. Like them, this choir has it all: needlepoint precision and intonation, uncanny dynamic sensitivity, and the kind of emotive power that makes for non-stop goose bumps and throat-lumps. With many rich and well-trained voices among them, they are able to produce choral sonorities ranging from icy-clear purity to earthy roars. World-class choral artistry now resides in Charleston year-round." — Lindsay Koob, Critic — American Record Guide/Charleston City Paper