College of Charleton and Spoleto announce a Sneak Preview of the 2007 Spoleto Festival USA. It's an insider's guide and it's on May 14:
SPOLETO SNEAK PREVIEW: AN INSIDER’S GUIDE TO THE SPOLETO USA AND PICCOLO SPOLETO FESTIVALS PRESENTED BY THE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, SC – The College of Charleston’s School of the Arts will present a brief overview of the Spoleto USA and Piccolo Spoleto Festivals. This hour-long lecture will be presented by music professors Edward Hart and Trevor Weston, and Theatre professor Todd McNerney. It will highlight various performing arts events of the Festivals and introduce the background history of each. The presentation will take place Monday, May 14, 2007 at 7 p.m., in room 227 of the Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library, 205 Calhoun St. Admission is free and seating is limited. The event is co-sponsored by the Friends of the School of the Arts and the Friends of the Addlestone Library. For more information, call (843) 953-5927.
The School of the Arts has had a long-standing relationship with both Festivals. For over ten years, Hart, Weston, McNerney and other School of the Arts faculty have taught specialized Spoleto classes at the College of Charleston, introducing the arts to students in conjunction with the Festivals’ performances. Hart and Weston have performed, or had their original compositions performed, for Piccolo Spoleto on numerous occasions, including a performance of their compositions in this year’s Spotlight Chamber Series. McNerney has served as Theatre Coordinator for Piccolo Spoleto for over a decade and currently coordinates the Stelle di Domani Series.
School of the Arts faculty, students and alumni perform in Festival concerts and productions every year, including the Department of Music’s own Young Artists Series and the Department of Theatre’s Stella di Domani Series, both of which involve award-winning students performing alongside well-established guests and alumni. The Friends of the School of the Arts promotes and supports the School of the Arts’ departments and programs, and also strengthens the relationships amongst the School, the College, the community, and other academic and cultural groups.
The Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library is the official archive for Spoleto Festival USA. The archives include financial and organizational records since its inception in 1977, as well as many of the programs, audio and videotapes of actual performances. The Friends of the Library at the College of Charleston supports and advances the interests of the Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library as the leading intellectual and cultural force in the community.
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