Tag: Music

Stanly County Concert Association presents Latin Swing Entertainment

Written by Renee VanHorn on October 8, 2024. No Comments on Stanly County Concert Association presents Latin Swing Entertainment

Tropical Music Band Latin Swing Entertainment, established in Raleigh, North Carolina in January 2019, is a vibrant tropical music band that specializes in a wide range of Latin genres including Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, and Bachata. The band was founded by trumpet player and musical director Sandry E Romero Miller, who embarked on his musical journey in 1998 at the Music Conservatory “Jose Luis Paz” in Maracaibo, Venezuela. This early start led him to join the National System of Youth and Children’s Orchestras of Venezuela, famously known as “El Sistema”. You may purchase a season ticket and...

Stanly County Concert Association presents The Hall Sisters

Written by Renee VanHorn on October 8, 2024. No Comments on Stanly County Concert Association presents The Hall Sisters

A Premier Country Pop Act The Hall Sisters over the last few years have established themselves as one of the premier acts in the country pop genre. With multiple CD releases and new material in the works, the ensemble has also maintained a robust touring schedule. They have performed on notable stages such as The Grand Ole Opry, Carnegie Hall, and Dollywood. In 2022, they delighted audiences at the Stanly County Concert Association. They have also toured extensively in the Midwest and embarked on a Christmas tour through four countries in the Balkans in December 2019. Inspired by iconic groups...

Stanly County Concert Association presents TAKE3

Written by Renee VanHorn on October 8, 2024. No Comments on Stanly County Concert Association presents TAKE3

From Bach To The Beach Boys Noted for their wild and unexpected performances, the genre-defying trio, TAKE3, brings the refinement of a rigorous classical music background and infuses it with rock-star charisma. Trained at the world’s top conservatories, TAKE3 has expanded their repertoire from Bach and Beethoven to Bieber and The Beach Boys, seamlessly blending diverse genres to create a unique sound. They are known for their infectious and down-to-earth onstage personalities, this threesome leaves an unforgettable mark on captivated crowds across the country. Their performances feature innovative...

Stanly County Concert Band – Albemarle Parks & Rec’s Thursdays at the Station

Written by Renee VanHorn on May 4, 2024. No Comments on Stanly County Concert Band – Albemarle Parks & Rec’s Thursdays at the Station

Albemarle Parks and Recreation’s Thursdays at the Station concert series will run May and June at Market Station in downtown Albemarle. Concert Series includes: May 2 – Stanly County Concert Band May 9 – Radio Flyer May 16 – Salisbury Swing Band May 23 – Dive Bar Divas May 30 – Reckless Betty Unplugged June 6 – Fairfield Bluegrass June 13 – The Mod 60s June 20- The Gamblers Band June 27 – Cabarrus Station Concerts are free at 7:30 p.m. at 501 W. Main St., Albemarle.

Make Music Day Stanly County

Written by Renee VanHorn on April 5, 2024. No Comments on Make Music Day Stanly County

A worldwide celebration of music! Make Music Day is a one-day event where free, live musical performances, opportunities to make music and other musical events take place around the world on the longest day of the year! And in 2024…. it will happen in Stanly County. Stay tuned for more details…. free workshops (vocal, drumming, ukulele, harmonica, and more!) plus performances throughout downtown Albemarle, Locust and more. Go to the website (link below) to sign up to be a performer ….. or an event venue and host musicians…. and to learn more details on the workshops. Click...

Stanly County Concert Association presents Paul and Sophia: 2 Pianos, 4 Hands, 2 Hearts

Written by Renee VanHorn on January 17, 2024. No Comments on Stanly County Concert Association presents Paul and Sophia: 2 Pianos, 4 Hands, 2 Hearts

Paul Chandley is from the mountains of east Tennessee and western North Carolina. A child prodigy, he could read music notes before he could read words. Sophia Pavlenko, born in Siberia and raised in Kiev, Ukraine, was also a child prodigy who wrote her first composition at age 5. Consummate solo performers, they met when the Kiev Symphony and Chorus lost one of its U.S. venues and substituted a performance in the small North Carolina town where Paul was director of the Trinity Music Academy. It was love at first sight. Sophia spoke little English, Paul spoke no Russian, but according to...