It’s nearly time again for the Palmetto Concert Band’s next appearance at the University of South Carolina Band Clinic!
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SOUSA!
What more is there to say? The name “Sousa” invokes joy in many across this country. The famed composer of so many well-known marches gets those toes… Read more “SOUSA!”
America the Beautiful
The Palmetto Concert Band is pleased to be presenting our final performance of this season, “America the Beautiful: A Concert for Memorial Day” on Sunday, May 27.… Read more “America the Beautiful”
Dr. Moody
We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Dr. William (Bill) Moody, Conductor Emeritus and co-founder of the PCB. His influence was widespread in the music… Read more “Dr. Moody”
The Firebird
Our band members are hard at work to prepare for our next concert! Coming up on February 10, 2018, we will be pleased to present to our… Read more “The Firebird”
Special Guest Conductor Announced
We are pleased to announce our “Nominate a Veteran” conductor for this year’s Memorial Day Concert: David Eelman, nominated by his friend, Hal Mcintosh, is a retired Army… Read more “Special Guest Conductor Announced”
American Salute!
It’s nearly time for our season-closing Memorial Day Concert on Monday, May 29. Nominations are still open for conducting the PCB in the playing of Sousa’s “The Stars and Stripes Forever”… Read more “American Salute!”
February Double Header
Our band members have jumped back into rehearsals to bring the Columbia area not one but two concerts back-to-back weekends this February! For our first concert this month,… Read more “February Double Header”
Oh, the weather outside is frightful…
First, thank you to all who came to our November concert at the Koger. We know the Tuesday night performance was a change from the norm, and… Read more “Oh, the weather outside is frightful…”
Back to School, Back to Chicago
After a restful summer for our ensemble’s many band director members, the excitement of a new school year has arrived in South Carolina! This, of course, means that… Read more “Back to School, Back to Chicago”
