Sponsor: South Carolina Philharmonic
Rhonda Hunsinger: Executive Director
The South Carolina Philharmonic is committed to performing live symphonic music and providing dynamic educational opportunities in the Midlands. The organization carries forward a legacy of passion for music and embraces its responsibility to be a vibrant part of the cultural fabric of its diverse community.
Under the baton of Music Director Morihiko Nakahara, the South Carolina Philharmonic is presenting its 2021/2022 Masterworks Series at the Koger Center for the Arts in Columbia, SC - the SC Philharmonic’s performance home for over three decades. Featuring an exciting slate of time-tested classics, contemporary and world premiere works, the SC Phil returns this season with in-person and livestream concerts that can be experienced all over the world.
“We are always excited to partner with SCETV,” said Executive Director Rhonda Hunsinger. “We share a mission of enriching lives through classical music. They are such strong supporters of the SC Philharmonic, showcasing our various concerts throughout each season on programs like Carolina Live and Sonatas and Soundscapes, and supporting our educational vision.”
In the New Year, the SC Philharmonic will be presenting thrilling pieces from Beethoven, Gershwin, Rachmaninoff and Rimsky-Korsakov, along with world premiere works like Dick Goodwin’s Partial Absence - Full Forgiveness and David Kirkland Garner’s Melt. Featured guest artists include Rachel Lee Priday (violin) and Johnnie Felder (tenor).
“This season we’re enthusiastic to return to our musical home at the Koger Center for live performances,” said Hunsinger, “and to regularly feature members of our SC Philharmonic family. This season is a celebration of our community - our musicians, our patrons, and our supporters.”
“This season we’re enthusiastic to return to our musical home at the Koger Center for live performances,” said Hunsinger, “and to regularly feature members of our SC Philharmonic family. This season is a celebration of our community - our musicians, our patrons, and our supporters.”
The SC Philharmonic returns in 2022 with Beethoven and Blue Jeans, the orchestra's most popular annual event featuring works by Carlos Simon, Barber and Beethoven at the Koger Center January 15.
Contact information:
1704 Main Street
Columbia, SC 29201
803-771-7939
www.scphilharmonic.com
To become a sponsor contact Melanie Boyer, Corporate Sponsorship Manager, 803-737-3289 or via email at mboyer@scetv.org.