Sláinte! Folk Songs from the British Isles and America
Sunday, March 13, 2016 at 4 p.m.
Sottile Theatre, 44 George Street, Downtown Charleston

Sláinte! Cheers! Come ready for a fun celebration of the Charleston Men’s Chorus’s 25th anniversary season with this concert consisting of traditional poignant folk songs and rollicking sea shanties from the British Isles and America. The highlight of the performance will be the world premier of an Alice Parker arrangement of “Tenting Tonight,” commissioned in honor of our anniversary.

Tickets are $15/General Admission; children 6 and younger are free.

How to order tickets:

  1. Online via Brown Paper Tickets. Click the BPT logo (at the right) to get started. A nominal convenience fee will apply. Ticket options: emailed tickets or physical tickets by mail. For children’s free tickets, please select email tickets to avoid a service charge. Update 3/13/16: online ticket purchase available until 11:00 a.m. on concert day.
  2. By phone via Brown Paper Tickets. Please call 1-800-838-3006, available 24/7. The event title is Sláinte! Folk Songs from the British Isles and America, event #2498154. A nominal convenience fee will apply. Ticket options: emailed tickets or physical tickets by mail. For children’s free tickets, please select email tickets to avoid a service charge. Update 3/13/16: phone ordering available until 11:00 a.m. on concert day.
  3. Sottile Theatre Box Office – ticket sales begin at 2:30 p.m. on concert day. Tickets are available.

Questions? Drop us a line at info@charlestonmenschorus.org or give us a call at (843) 720-8505. We look forward to seeing you at the concert!

Alice Parker, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday, is an internationally renowned composer, conductor and teacher who believes strongly in the importance of community choruses such as the Charleston Men’s Chorus. She is well-known for her long-time work as the principle arranger for the Robert Shaw Chorale and her creation of the non-profit Melodious Accord which offers a variety of music education opportunities based on the beliefs in melody, in the possibility of accord rather than discord, and the combination, what happens in the lives of people who sing together. It is a great honor to present Alice Parkers’ arrangement of “Tenting Tonight,” especially commissioned to celebrate CMC’s 25th anniversary.