Spartanburg Philharmonic is taking the leap into the online realm with its first virtual concert Saturday.
"You'll notice when you see the videos that everyone is wearing masks, except for the winds and brass players when they are playing. We rehearsed and recorded in 30-minute chunks, and then took a 20-minute break so that the air could clear, and we could go around and disinfect the chairs and stands,"
Read MoreWe stand with our Black community. And with all Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) who are subject to racism, prejudice, and injustice. Today, the Spartanburg Philharmonic renews its pledge to enrich our community by strengthening our commitment to do our part to end racism and bigotry.
Read MoreMatt and Adena McDaniel lead an unconventional musical outfit, the six-member Spartanburg Philharmonic Percussion Ensemble. The Ensemble uses an impressive array of percussion instruments — bongos, Chinese opera gongs, cajóns, and more — to perform intriguing musical works. Ahead of their March concert at the Tryon Fine Arts Center, they provided a preview of what to expect.
Read MoreSeeing the need for continued inspiration in this difficult time, the Spartanburg Philharmonic, Ballet Spartanburg, and Spartanburg Little Theatre have banded together to form a new partnership – Together SpARTanburg.
Read MoreMatt and Adena McDaniel lead an unconventional musical outfit, the six-member Spartanburg Philharmonic Percussion Ensemble. The Ensemble uses an impressive array of percussion instruments — bongos, Chinese opera gongs, cajóns, and more — to perform intriguing musical works. Ahead of their March concert at the Tryon Fine Arts Center, they provided a preview of what to expect.
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