"From Gospel to Gershwin"

                                                                               

        
              The Sound of Charleston
  is ranked Number 3 attraction
                                             by TripAdvisor.com  
                                     
                      NEXT SHOW IS SATURDAY, JULY 27TH at 7 pm

                                  
Come experience the unique sounds that are part of Charleston's rich musical heritage... gospel, Gershwin, music of the Civil War, light classics, & jazz...all presented by professional artists in a
75-minute concert in historic Circular Congregational Church, 150 Meeting Street, in the heart of the Historic District. The Sound of Charleston is a top ranked  nightlife attraction in the City by Trip Advisor. Read reviews. 

  Adults - $28           Seniors (+ 62) & Military- $26           Students - $16 
                                Children 12 & Under - FREE



Tickets are available online, at any area Charleston Visitor Center, at Bulldog Tours in the Market, at Footlight Players Theatre, or by calling the box office at 800.838.3006. Many hotels now have a kiosk in the lobby where you can purchase tickets to the show. Tickets may also be purchased at the door beginning at 6:30 pm the evening of each concert. For general information, including group rates and Tour Operator questions/scheduling, call 843.270.4903.

Brand new CD of The Sound of Charleston is now available. $15 plus S&H. Call 843.270.4903 to order


What People are Saying About The Sound of Charleston......

“The best thing we did in Charleston! Fun, informative and uplifting....  Thanks, Sound of Charleston! “

"I attended The Sound of Charleston performance at the Circular Congregational Church today and wanted to tell you how fantastic an experience it was.  It happened that there were over 100 middle-schoolers in attendance as well.  Bill Schlitt was not only the host, but he was the historian who tied it all together expertly.  I usually do not like anyone else pretending to know Charleston history, because they often mess it up, but he was right on."

"Singing along to Amazing Grace in the very church where the composer attended was very humbling and moving."

"A must see, do, and hear"

"Uplifting"

"An amazing concert"

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