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Natural awe stacked 50 feet high. Yellow Branch Falls is so worth the day trip to Walhalla while visiting us. 💚 #WaterfallWednesday [📷: sc4caster on Instagram] || #yeahTHATgreenville

Wishing the happiest of birthdays to Kellan! Our handsome giraffe turns two years old today! Enjoy all of your favorite treats today, buddy! 🎉🎊

When internationally celebrated violin virtuoso Alexander Markov was in Greenville recently, he was kind enough to sit down with Dr. Michael Weaver for an interview and share some insights: youtu.be/cv1gPWxOJlk

Thank you to all the members of Greenville Women Giving! Full article here: greenvillejournal.com/community/gree…

The Greenville Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a $50,000 grant from Greenville Women Giving. This gift will be used in support of our musicians and education and community engagement programs through our general operating funds.

This weekend the GSO returns to the stage for the last concert of the season with the very talented guest pianist, Asiya Korepanova. Don't miss our Grand Finale! For ticket information, click here: greenvillesymphony.org/20-21-concert-…

Be sure to watch Maestro Tchivzhel's preview, and we'll see you this weekend at the Peace Center.

This weekend the GSO returns to the stage with the very talented guest violinist, Alexander Markov. This will be an electrifying concert you don't want to miss. For ticket information, please call the Peace Center box office.

Full video here: youtu.be/Dv4QmWP4yE0

Spring is in the air with two selections by Vienna's Waltz King, Johann Strauss II. We'll begin our Digital Concert Hall with not his MOST famous Waltz (that would be the Beautiful Blue Danube) but one that's in the top 5: The Voices of Spring.

Pictured below: ​Dr. John M. Humeniuk and Mrs. Karen Humeniuk (sponsors), Edvard Tchivzhel (GSO Music Director & Conductor), Maxim Lando (guest artist), Julie Fish(GSO Executive Director).

The GSO was honored to welcome guest pianist, Maxim Lando, to the stage this past weekend with Maestro Edvard Tchivzel. We would like to thank our sponsors, ​Dr. John M. Humeniuk and Mrs. Karen Humeniuk, for making such a wonderful performance possible.

This weekend the GSO returns to the stage with the very talented guest pianist, Maxim Lando. This is a concert you don't want to miss. Ticket information here: greenvillesymphony.org/20-21-concert-… Be sure to watch Maestro Tchivzhel's preview, and we'll see you this weekend at the Peace Cente

This week, the Digital Concert Hall presents the Overture to Richard Wagner's Tannhauser. Full video here: youtu.be/Fq4vNlf90fo

This weekend, celebrate family with the GSO. Caroline Robinson performs enchanting and mystical works for the organ with the GSO-we can only imagine how proud her parents, GSO members Gary and Kathy Robinson, must be right now. Full video here: youtu.be/wfy-kT_Iilw

Dan Adams received the TD Bank Business and Arts Partnership Award for Volunteer of the Year and Brittany Timmons received the MAC Young Supporter of the Arts award!

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The GSO is so happy to announce two MAC awards received by our board President, Dan Adams, and our board 1st Vice President, Brittany Timmons.

Happy Easter weekend from the GSO! Full video here:youtu.be/BBcElSzI8Wk

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You'll have to watch Maestro Tchivzhel's preview to hear more about that! youtu.be/rO7ZiGZYHoc

We've got some real fireworks for you on this edition of the Digital Concert Hall: Royal Fireworks, to be exact. George Frideric Handel, perhaps best known for his work, Messiah, composed Music for the Royal Fireworks in 1749 with some very specific instruction by King George II.