Documentary Tracks Saluda’s Musical History
To gather facts and anecdotes for the wide-scale documentary Going Home: Saluda’s Music Traditions — it covers various genres from the mid-1700s through today…
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Joyful Noise
Recently, David Childers played a knockout show at Jack of the Wood with his band the Serpents, proving once again that the 63-year-old lead…
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Appalachian Spring
Among Hendersonville’s news-making cultural attractions is its symphony orchestra — such a phenomenon, given its unlikely setting, that it headed the list in USA…
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Instrumental to Success
Dave Desmelik, a Brevard-based singer/songwriter and guitarist, has been a professional musician for 20 years, taking his instrumental and lyrical tunes across the country…
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With Feeling
The Community Orchestra of Hendersonville believes it’s never too late to dust off the instrument you once loved and start making music again. “This…
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New World Order
For 15 years, multi-instrumentalist Chris Rosser, bassist Eliot Wadopian, and percussionist River Guerguerian have been schooling listeners on the melodic richness of instruments like…
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The Rhythm within the Rhythm
Erika Jane loves the communal aspect of making music — it’s a vibe that resonates within her surf-punk-country-rock group Red Honey, and to the…
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Hendersonville’s Big Band Plays On
When Jerry Zink was growing up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the 1930s, there was always music. And not just any music, but Big Band…
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Three-Guitar Night
Guitar-playing is typically associated with coffeeshops, nightclubs, and arenas — but an upcoming performance at Haen Gallery in Brevard elegantly ties virtuosity to fine…
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Easter for Every Bunny
Organizers are cagey on whether participants in the Bunny Hop 5K are actually expected to, y’know, hop for the full 3.1 miles of the…
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