The Hartsville-Coker Concert Association presents the Jupiter Symphony Chamber Players at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21 in the Hannah Lide Coker Music Recital Hall on the campus of Coker College.
The New York-based Jupiter Symphony Chambers Players was created in 2002 as a living tribute to the late Jens Nygaard, founder and conductor of the Jupiter Symphony.
“The musicians are young and vigorous, and they throw themselves into their performances with an abandon that catches the music’s inner fire,” wrote Allan Kozinn, the long-time classical music critic of the New York Times.
The program Sunday will include Romantic music for piano, clarinet, strings and voice by Beethoven, Dvorak and Spohr. It also includes a guest performance by soprano Serena Hill, Coker College assistant professor of music.
Tickets for the concert, which are available at the door, are $25 for adults and $7 for children under 18. Coker students, faculty and staff with college identification are admitted for free.
The Hartsville-Coker Concert Association, a partnership between Coker College and Hartsville, presents an annual program of performing arts events in downtown Hartsville and on the Coker College campus. Individual tickets are sold for each event, and discounted season tickets are included in the association’s membership.
For more information about the Hartsville-Coker Concert Association, visithttp://www.
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