Music for our Moment Resource Guide | Greenville Symphony Orchestra

Join us as we explore the music of Migrations in Rhythm: A Concerto for Beatbox and Rhyme by Evan Meier and Christylez Bacon. We will take you on a journey from seeing the Peace Center to meeting the musicians on the stage and hearing from guest artist Christylez Bacon and Music Director and Conductor candidate John Devlin. We hope this video inspires you and encourages you to come to one of our upcoming concerts!
John Devlin, Music Director and Conductor candidate
Christylez Bacon, Guest Artist
Taylor Keeter, GSO Marketing and Communications Manager and Host
Anneka Zuehlke-King, GSO Education and Community Programs Manager and Host
Wesley Strasser, GSO Percussionist and Instructor at the Fine Arts Center
Percussion Students from the Fine Arts Center
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Greenville Symphony Orchestra
200 South Main Street
Greenville, SC 29601
864-232-0344
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THE GREENVILLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA is recognized as one of the finest professional orchestras in the southeastern U.S., and through a diverse mix of concert performances, educational programming, and community engagements reaches more than 50,000 individuals throughout the Upstate each year.
The Symphony has announced its ground-breaking 76th season in 2023-2024. Beginning with the season opener, September 9 & 10, the GSO will be led by 6 different finalists vying for the title of Music Director of the Greenville Symphony. Each MD candidate has curated a special program combining traditional and modern repertoire with blockbuster soloists. The orchestra’s unique offerings also include four signature programs conducted by Greenville musical giants, Holiday at Peace, a 30+ year tradition featuring local and national celebrities, and the next installment of the ever-popular Harry Potter™ Film Concert Series.
To purchase subscriptions and individual tickets, visit greenvillesymphony.org, the Peace Center box office at the corner of Broad and Main Streets in downtown Greenville, or call [phone] between 9:30 am - 5:30 pm Monday through Friday.