Historian, critic, composer and editor, Charles Burney was one of the first to write a survey of music history in the English language. Join with his spirit of curiosity and hear Charles Burney's A General History of Music (publ. 1776 - 1789) come to life with music from plainchant to the Reformation and beyond. 

Anne O’Byrne, soprano, makes her first appearance with Carolina Pro Musica.

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The Quartet was named the inaugural recipient of the Barnebl String Quartet Fellowship. Formed in 2023 at the Juilliard School, the quartet has established itself as one of the most promising young ensembles in the country, having held fellowships at several festivals. They recently made their Alice Tully Hall debut through Juilliard's Honors Chamber Program and have performed at Carnegie Hall.

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Join the Abbey Chorus and other music students in a performance to end the semester and bring in the Christmas season.

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Peter H. Bloom, baroque flute; Carol Lewis, viola da gamba; Chris Henriksen, baroque lute.

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At home with Burney in London: Music of Handel, Wesley & Bach. The famed historian, Charles Burney, had no opportunities to hear the music of Bach until Samuel Wesley played it for him in his home.

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Oboe & Piano Recital: An enchanting evening of English Music where the expressive voice of the oboe takes center stage. Alex Liedtke, (principal oboe of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra) and Tom Hicks (Assistant Professor of piano at the College of Charleston) present music from the 17th to 21st centuries.

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