PC Presents Dr. Briguente & The South Carolina Bach Society: A Unique Blend of Baroque and Jazz

Have you ever imagined a musical journey that seamlessly intertwines the timeless beauty of Baroque music with the lively rhythms of jazz? It may sound like an unusual pairing, but on October 3rd at 7:30pm in Edmunds Hall on the Presbyterian College Campus, you will have the chance to enjoy this remarkable fusion at a concert presented by Dr. Giovani Briguente and the South Carolina Bach Society.

Directed by David Rhyne, the South Carolina Bach Society is known for its innovative and engaging musical presentations. This time, they’re pushing the boundaries of musical genres by bringing together the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and Claude Bolling in a concert experience like no other.

Picture this: a stage adorned with a cello, a flute, a piano, a double bass, and a drum set. Dr. Christopher Hutton, the cello professor at Furman University, will take center stage to perform a Bach Suite, capturing the essence of the Baroque era. Dr. Giovani Briguente, Director of Bands at Presbyterian College, will join forces with a jazz trio, infusing the atmosphere with the enchanting melodies and improvisational spirit of Claude Bolling’s flute jazz suite.

Whether you are a lover of classical music, jazz aficionado, or simply curious about new musical experiences, this event promises to be a delightful and unique evening.

The concert is free and open to the public. So, mark your calendars for October 3rd, and join music lovers at Edmunds Hall for a night of musical exploration that will leave you both entertained and enlightened.