From the Colonial Era through the Civil War and Beyond, the music of Charleston came alive. The presentation was part of the Piccolo Spoleto offering, but is apparently available all year round.

This was an unexpected highlight of our visit. The performers were excellent and the mix of history with the music was outstanding.

Those of you who have read any of my other reviews will have realised by now that I am a "budget traveller". In other words, I am the consummate Scrooge! In saying this, I want to squeeze every cent out of my holiday dollar and Sounds of Charleston did not meet my stingy requirements. I found the host/compare/musical director somewhat... More

It might seem a little expensive, but it is a great experience with enthusiastic, talented and seasoned performers. You will gain an insight into how Charleston came to be the place you chose to visit while having a good time. Great for all ages. Inside the round church with lots of history of its own. Support these good people, get... More

About seven talented performers gave a musical history of Charleston. Everything from classical music to campfire songs to some gospel and George Gershwin was covered in the one hour performance at the historical Circular Church.

This was a very enjoyable concert with very talented artists. It gives a taste of different types of music, and a bit of history, from the history of Charleston. We would definitely recommend attending a performance.

Wow, it sounds great. What did you like about it?This musical review is one more opportunity to explore the history of Charleston, its musical roots and simply enjoy an a night of fun and tunes you don't always hear and some that you are very familiar with.

Location at the church was very good and appropriate although there was an echo, you get used to it. Artists were varied and skilled and reflected the different music genres of Charleston. I would recommend it to all music lovers. Go casual.

For a melodious historical trip through Charleston's history, you will want to stop off at the Congregational Circular Church on Meeting Street in Downtown Charleston SC. Starting with the Church's own St. Cecelia Society of the 1700's two classical favorites as performed by Clarinet and piano.The next treat was a sample of music sung by soldiers and citizens during the... More