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Arrive early to enjoy a glass (or two) of diverse wines that are not regularly available.

Photo by Heather Marie

Step into a world of musical splendor during “Wolfgang & Wine,” an unforgettable evening of vibrant rhythms and enchanting melodies with the South Carolina Philharmonic on Saturday, Jan. 18.

Enjoy wine specials at concessions and performances of:

  • Gabriela Lena Frank’s lively “Concertino Cusqueño”
  • Richard Strauss’ “Duet Concertino” (for clarinet and bassoon)
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s majestic “Symphony No. 39"

Bonus: Don’t miss the free behind-the-scenes look at the program from conductor Morihiko Nakahara at 6:30 p.m.

Reserve tickets

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