Gospel Christmas
26TH ANNUAL GOSPEL CHRISTMAS
TICKETS: $16.50 - $38.50 including fees
Ramón Bryant Braxton, Guest Conductor
Ayanna Freelon-Coleman, Soprano
Auditions
To confirm interest, please fill out the form below. As a result of Tropical Storm Debby and its ongoing impact, the Charleston Gospel Choir has rescheduled its August auditions to early September.
Auditions for new volunteer singers will now be held Tuesdays, September 3 & 10, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 342 Meeting Street, downtown Charleston.
Volunteers are asked to prepare a solo of their choosing and vocalize in a choral setting.
SIGN UP FOR 2024-2025 AUDITIONS
Aretha Franklin Tribute Concert
Charleston Gospel Choir presents a Tribute to the Queen of Soul & Gospel: Aretha Franklin Concert as part of Piccolo Spoleto 2024
$13.50 - $27.50 including fees
Auditions
To confirm interest, please fill out the form below. Volunteers are asked to prepare a solo of their choosing and vocalize in a choral setting.
SIGN UP FOR SPRING AUDITIONS
Black History Month Commemoration Concert at Volvo
Volvo Cars commemorates Black History Month with the Charleston Gospel Choir at South Carolina manufacturing plant
A Twenty-Five Year Retrospective
Charleston Gospel Choir presents a musical retrospective chronicling the choir’s two-decades of international performances. Selections will span classic gospel to toe-tapping contemporary works by Grammy Award-winner Aretha Franklin’s How I Got Over, along with gems like Order My Steps in Your Words and Donny Hathaway’s To Be Young, Gifted and Black.
TICKETS: $25 Adults/ $12 Students
Auditions
2022-2023 Season Auditions
Come prepared to sing a solo of your own choosing and to vocalize in a choral setting.
For more information: call 843.991.1035
An Evening Honoring the Legacy of Denmark Vesey, 1767-1822
The Charleston Gospel Choir and Second Presbyterian Church will honor the legacy of Denmark Vesey with a special event, free and open to the public.
The evening will pay homage to the extraordinary 200-year legacy and life of Denmark Vesey, a self-educated Black man who planned the most extensive slave rebellion in U.S. history in Charleston, 1822.
The Charleston Gospel Choir will perform moving spirituals and gospel standards including Lawd, How Come Me Heah, Heaven Help Us All, and To Be Young Gifted and Black.
Dr. Jason A. Dungee, Guest Conductor
Jennifer D. Ancrum, Associate Conductor
