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Gov. Roy Cooper has proclaimed “The Life and Legacy of Nina Simone” in North Carolina to commemorate the legacy of the High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone. Read Story »
Tags: Music | performing arts | civil rights | Nina Simone
Organized and conducted by orchestra teachers from county schools, the Henderson County Summer Strings Camp culminates in a free concert open to the public at 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 8, at Rugby Middle School. Read Story »
Tags: Music
Tags: Music | BRCC | bluegrass | outdoor concerts
Robin Tolleson, a drummer, music journalist and generous sharer of his musical gifts through his church and programs to nurture young talent, died suddenly on Friday after collapsing on stage during a performance at Asheville's Downtown After Five concert series. He was 62. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Rob Tolleson | news obituaries
The Four Seasons Chamber Orchestra presents masterworks by Aaron Copland and Caroline Shaw at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 2, at Grace Lutheran Church, 1245 Sixth Avenue West. Tickets are $10 only at the door, and support the orchestra. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Constanza Knight
The Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation has been awarded a $15,000 grant by the Community Foundation of Henderson County to help fund Season 4 of David Holt’s State of Music, an Emmy-nominated public television series distributed nationally by PBS. Read Story »
Tags: Music | bluegrass | mountain culture | Will & Deni McIntyre Foundation | Appalachian Mountains. Appalachian culture | old-time music
Two eighth-generation mountain ballad singers will be featured in the "Keeping the Fires Burning" series presented by the Center for Cultural Preservation at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5, at Patton Auditorium. Donna Ray Norton and Melanie Rice Penland, both from Sodom, Madison County, will perform and discuss the history of ballad music and how it evolved as it crossed the wide sea. Read Story »
Tags: Music | performing arts | Southern Appalachian culture | Center for Cultural Preservation
Longtime Hendersonville High School band director Fran Shelton stood outside the band room at Hendersonville Middle School before the morning bell on on a recent morning. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Hendersonville Middle School | performing arts | Buddy Gudger
Rob Tolleson dates his start as a music journalist to age 10 when he was growing up in San Francisco in the Sixties. Read Story »
Tags: Music | performing arts | Spinterviews | Rob Tolleson
The Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Thomas Joiner, will present a concert entitled "A Celtic Celebration" on Saturday, Sept. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Blue Ridge Concert Hall at BRCC. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra | performing arts
SALUDA — Saluda native Aaron Burdett and his band will play at Saluda's free Top of the Grade concert at 6:30 p.m. Friday after the Saluda Tailgate Market. Read Story »
Tags: Saluda | Music | History | Saluda Grade | Robert Morgan
Moe's Original BBQ and WTZQ AM-1600 are launching a new singer/songwriter showcase the third Thursday of every month from 8 to 9 p.m. upstairs at Moe's in downtown Hendersonville. Read Story »
Tags: Music | restaurants | Historic Downtown Hendersonville
The Carolina Concert Choir has hired a longtime college choir director as conductor and artistic director. Read Story »
Tags: Music | performing arts | Carolina Concert Choir
Large crowds for Music on Main at the new stage at the Visitors Center have led to a big fuss. Read Story »
Tags: Music | tourism | Music on Main | Historic Downtown Hendersonville | Henderson County Tourism Development Authority
The second edition of the successful Rhythm and Brews concerts sponsored by the city of Hendersonville cranks up at 6 p.m. tonight with some organizational changes, an all-girl folk and bluegrass band and a bluesy rock band. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Historic Downtown Hendersonville | Main Street Advisory Committee | Rhythm & Brews concert series | Lew Holloway
After 32 years of teaching middle and high school students to play the flute, trumpet, trombone and more, Apple Valley Middle School band director Jerry Ledford is retiring. Read Story »
Tags: Music
Flat Rock Playhouse is proud to announce the next 'Music on the Rock" series concert: "A Tribute to Peter, Paul and Mary" opening on June 12. Read Story »
Tags: Flat Rock Playhouse | Music | Music on the Rock
FLAT ROCK — Fans of ice cream and bluegrass are invited to Celebrate Flat Rock Saturday. Read Story »
Tags: Flat Rock | Music | Flat Rock Village Council
Music on the Rock will feature A Tribute to Sting and The Police on May 23 at the Playhouse Downtown. Read Story »
Tags: Flat Rock Playhouse | Music | Music on the Rock
The Hendersonville High School Class of 2013 presents the musical comedy "Hairspray" this weekend in the traditional senior play. Read Story »
Tags: theater | arts | Music | Hendersonville High School | performing arts
The Hendersonville High School symphonic band has played at Carnegie Hall. It has played in the renowned symphony halls of Boston and Chicago. It has traveled to the Orange Bowl, the Sugar Bowl and California, and it has usually won the top prize. Read Story »
Tags: arts | Music | Hendersonville High School | HHS band program | Fran Shelton
Outside felt more like a rainy night in Georgia. Inside, Jesus was in the process of being born, living his short life, preaching, getting condemned and strung up and coming back to life, all to the twang of bluegrass strings and three-part harmony in 1 hour and 58 minutes. Read Story »
Tags: Flat Rock Playhouse | theater | arts | Music
Last week, East Henderson High School performed "The Wiz," a modern adaptation of the classic movie and show. This week, North Henderson High School turns back to the clock with a performance of the original "Wizard of Oz," with no less energy and musical horsepower. Read Story »
Tags: arts | Music | North Henderson High School | theatre | Lisa K. Bryant
"I'm really proud to be director of this band," Jerry Zink said. "Of course there are times when I have my doubts." Read Story »
Tags: Music | Hendersonville Kiwanis Club | Morris Kaplan | Jerry Zink | Hendersonville Swing Band
The Hendersonville Swing Band directed by Jerry Zink will perform Saturday at Hendersonville High School auditorium in a concert to benefit the Morris Kaplan Kiwanis Scholarship Fund. Read Story »
Tags: Music | Hendersonville Kiwanis Club | Jerry Zink
Fine artists from all over Western North Carolina and South Carolina will exhibit and sell oil, water colors, acrylic paintings and drawings, wood working, photography, pottery, jewelry, sculptures, stained glass, metal working, and more at the ninth annual Saluda Arts Festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 19 on historic Main Street in downtown Saluda. Read Story »