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Gifted vocalist Hathaway to perform here Oct. 2 - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Grammy-winning vocalist Lalah Hathaway isn’t just a talented singer. Hathaway, who performs at the Charleston Music Hall on Oct. 2, possesses a gift that few performers have. It’s called “polyphonic singing,” or sometimes “voice splitting.” Using precise physical manipulation of her vocal folds, Hathaway can sound like two people singing different parts simultaneously. She can hold a low note while singing in a higher harmonic tone, creating a self-harmony effect. Simply put, it’s awesome. Over
Symphony launches 2026-27 season with classics, collaborations - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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But that’s not true at all. Classical music is just as varied as any genre you’d care to name.The Charleston Symphony’s 2026-27 season offers proof. Its season kicks off at the Gaillard Center on Sept. 25 with a two-night performance called “A Charleston Carnival.” The program features Ryo Hasegawa, the symphony assistant conductor, making his Masterworks debut. CSO Artistic Director Yuriy Bekker says the decision to give Hasegawa the opening-night podium was easy. “Ryo is such a talented musici
Swimming Pool Qs return with new wave at IOP Sept. 13 - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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The Swimming Pool Qs emerged from a late-1970s and early-’80s scene that spawned some of the South’s strangest and most enduring bands, from the B-52s and Pylon to R.E.M. When the band comes to The Windjammer on Isle of Palms on Sept 13, singer, songwriter and guitarist Jeff Calder will experience a particularly nice bit of symmetry. “I lived there in the 1950s,” Calder told the Charleston City Paper in a recent interview. “My family moved to Florida in the ’60s and I eventually ended up in Atla
Little Feat offers final farewell Sept. 14-15 in Charleston - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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Way back in 1969, two outcasts from Frank Zappa’s band, guitarist/singer Lowell George and bassist Roy Estrada, formed a new band. Depending on whom you believe, Zappa either fired George for writing a song about drugs or because he was too good to be a sideman. Estrada followed his friend, hoping for greener pastures. After recruiting pianist Bill Payne and drummer Richie Hayward, the duo formed a band called Little Feat. The band released its first, self-titled album in 1971. Now after more th
Jazz festival celebrates 20th edition Sept. 5-6 at Gaillard - Charleston City Paper (opens the original)
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The Lowcountry Jazz Festival is headed back to the Charleston Gaillard Center Sept. 5-6 for its 20th edition, bringing two nights of jazz, soul and R&B. This year’s lineup ranges from Grammy-winning soul singer Anthony Hamilton and veteran guitarist Peter White to Grammy-nominated saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin on Saturday. The next day’s show will include a contemporary jazz duo named RnR, pianist Keiko Matsui and South African-born guitarist and vocalist Jonathan Butler. The festival, co-produce
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