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Photos from Past Concerts

The Good Lovelies

The Good Lovelies kick off the 2011-12 Season at the
Old Theater, Oriental, NC

(Photo by Melinda Penkava, TownDock.net)

Carrie Newcomer
April 6th, 2011

Concert Workshop

Workshop Exchange

Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net

Concert

April Verch
January 15th, 2011

Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net

Matt Savage Trio
Matt Savage Trio amazed the audience of
nearly 250 people at Delamar Center
at Pamlico Community College,
November 5, 2010

Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net

Sierra Hull

Mandolin virtuoso, Sierra Hull, and her band, Highway 111 perform in Oriental at a sold-out show in Jan. 2010.

Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net

Valentina Lisitsa Valentina Lisitsa in her breathtaking "return engagement" to Oriental, Dec. 2009.	*Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net*

We Be Brethren
Nov. 8, 2009

As part of its Community Outreach efforts, the Pamlico Musical Society sponsored a free gospel concert at Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church in Mesic featuring the a cappella choral group, We Be Brethren, of Charleston, SC. The congregants, community, and Musical Society members all enjoyed the spirited message of faith and hope enhanced by the beautiful harmonies and boundless energy of the group. Deacon Booker T. Jones of the church hosted the event.

Oriental Folk Festival -
October, 2009

Folk singer Jeffrey Foucault preforms for the residents at Gardens of Pamlico Assisted Living Home.

Donna Hughes at The Old Theater

Performing at HeartWorks

The band, Red Molly , in their encore — and a cappella — performance at Oriental’s Old Theater, October 17, 2009.
The standing ovation for Red Molly capped a weekend of folk music that also included Jeffrey Foucault and Donna Hughes.
Photo Credit: Melinda Penkava of TownDock.net

The ConTrAsTs

The ConTrAsTs were brought to us from Europe. This international chamber music group is based in Antwerp, Belgium. This ensemble is made up of teachers from Belgian Conservatories, all of whom play at the virtuoso level.

Piedmont Blues Showcase

The Piedmont Blues Showcase brought us an exciting change. They appeared through the Music Maker Foundation, which is dedicated to keeping the roots of American Music alive. From the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain, their regional musical accents are the heart of the blues.

Common Ground

The popular sound of jazz was brought to the stage with Common Ground, an ensemble of university music faculty. Their signature jazz accent is truly American.

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