Pop, Rock, Country & Jazz

Courtesy of Palmetto Bronze
Palmetto Bronze Handbell Choir to offer June 4 concert
JUNE 4, 2023 | Charleston City Paper
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Palmetto Bronze, the premiere handbell ensemble of the Lowcountry, presents a concert of nostalgia Sunday, June 4, at Bethel United Methodist Church. Performing songs from 1900 to 2010, the handbell choir hopes to share music with a multi-generational appeal.

Photo by Leigh Webber Photography
Review: Brandee Younger redefines what the harp can do
JUNE 3, 2023 | Charleston City Paper
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Harpist Brandee Younger’s first concert of the Spoleto Festival USA was a night full of spontaneity. Younger took the stage at the Queen Street Playhouse for a performance of songs from her albums Brand New Life and Somewhere Different.

Courtesy of Kris Davis Diatom Ribbons
Kris Davis presents electric jazz combo with Diatom Ribbons
MAY 31, 2023 | Charleston City Paper
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Grammy-winning pianist and composer Kris Davis will enliven a night of Spoleto Festival USA with Diatom Ribbons, an eclectic spin-off combo named after her 2019 breakthrough album fusing jazz, hip-hop, rock and groove.

Data visualization by Piper Starnes
Everlasting Elements of K-pop Hits
DECEMBER 9, 2022
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As part of the Using Data to Tell Stories course at Syracuse University, Piper collected data on 20 years of K-pop hits and found that people love their high energy, positivity, and everlasting danceability. Three sources — a fan, a TikToker, and a pop music reporter — explained why.

Courtesy of the Brooks Center
Expression: Spring 2022
APRIL 2022 | The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
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Expression is a publication for "Friends of the Brooks Center" donors about all things theater, music, and audio technology happening with students, faculty, and alumni of Clemson University's performing arts department.​

Courtesy of Ziggy and Miles Johnston
The Brothers Johnston: Australian Guitar Duo
AUGUST 9, 2021 | The Aspen Times / Aspen Music Festival "Festival Focus"
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Considered to be among Australia’s finest young concert artists, brothers Ziggy and Miles perform in multiple Grammy-winner Sharon Isbin's Spotlight Guitar Recital.

Courtesy of the Brooks Center
Expression: Fall 2020
SEPTEMBER 2020 | The Brooks Center for the Performing Arts
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Expression is a publication for "Friends of the Brooks Center" donors about all things theater, music, and audio technology happening with students, faculty, and alumni of Clemson University's performing arts department.​