USC School of Music
USC School of Music Centennial Celebration Concert
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USC School of Music Centennial Celebration ConcertFriday, September 13, 20247:30 PM
Parking Notice
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation 5k Run & Walk @ Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center will cause traffic congestion, and make parking more challenging. Come early to avoid traffic and enjoy preshow music outside starting at 6:40pm, with food trucks and concessions available from 6:15pm.
There will be road closures starting at 6:45 p.m.:
Eastbound lanes of Gervais St. between Assembly & the bridge
Westbound lanes of Blossom St. between Assembly & the bridge
Both the Gervais St and Blossom St. bridges will be closed
Lincoln St. between Pendleton St. and Greene St. will close at 5:00 p.m.
Area parking will also be affected!
There will be valet parking available for this event, but it is a first come first serve service. Please plan accordingly regarding parking!
About This Show
Proud of the role it has played for one hundred years building and sustaining student life, community and Carolina Culture, the University of South Carolina Columbia School of Music leans in on the power of the first line of the alma mater to announce Sing Thy High Praise: 100 Years of Music at Carolina, a year-long celebration of the school, its people (past, present and future), and the influence it has had for a century of life-enhancing for all stakeholders.
The centennial academic year opens with the USC School of Music Centennial Celebration Concert at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 13, at the Koger Center for the Arts. This concert features all of the large student ensembles on, around, and under both the Gonzales Hall stage inside and the Plaza stage outdoors.
Performances by:
- Carolina Band
- Concert Choir
- Jazz Combos
- Left Bank Big Band
- Music Industry Studies students
- Opera at USC
- Palmetto Pans Steel Band
- USC Symphony Orchestra
- Wind Ensemble
