A small but enthusiastic audience greeted former North Carolinian musicians Sidney Outlaw, baritone, and Warren Jones, piano. Outlaw is from Brevard and earned a Bachelor of Music at UNCG and Jones grew up in High Point. Both...
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Make CVNC a Part of your Year End Giving!
Dear Friends of the Arts,
Thank you for your continued support of the arts and your help furthering CVNC’s mission to preserve local arts advocacy, critique, and arts literacy through journalism. We’d like to tell you what CVNC has been up to over the last 12 months, so you can see the direct impact that your support makes, both for our organization and the ones we serve.
NAME CHANGE
CVNC, formerly the Classical Voice of North Carolina, has changed our name to the Cultural Voice of North Carolina. CVNC remains committed to covering the fine arts across the state, but this change reflects the desire to fully embrace all of the unique cultural arts experiences present in the state. Never fear – we will continue fully cover our historically loved classical art forms! But North Carolina has so much more to offer and is unique in having excellent representation of incredible artists and presenters across the artistic board, from opera to bluegrass, art exhibition to intersectional arts collective.
2022 COVERAGE BY ART FORM
This calendar year to date, CVNC has published over 300 articles that range in scope from news announcements, preview articles and presenter features, with over 200 event and media reviews. Our reviews of local events and media covered:
Piedmont Opera, based in Winston-Salem, is one of the first opera companies in the area to explore the medium of live-streamed opera performances. Here, in a program called “Echoes from Carolina,” storytelling still...
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CVNC Needs Your Support Today!
Most of us will spend the next month buying presents for our loved ones. This year we hope you’ll also think about the arts organizations you “love,” and consider adding a few more “presents” to your list. As we at CVNC think about this year – and next – here are our important considerations and how you can help:
Read MoreThe Cary Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. presented an evening of jazz at the Cary Theater, featuring vocalist Connie McCoy and the band Mo’ Jazz. Proceeds from the gala contributed directly toward the...
Read MoreThe Cary Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. presented an evening of jazz at the Cary Theater, featuring vocalist Connie McCoy and the band Mo’ Jazz. Proceeds from the gala contributed directly toward the...
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CVNC Hosts An Afternoon of Conversation and Music on June 28
This preview has been provided by CVNC. Classical Voice of North Carolina (CVNC) hosts a special...
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CVNC Hosts An Afternoon of Conversation and Music on June 28
This preview has been provided by CVNC. Classical Voice of North Carolina (CVNC) hosts a special...
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Critics, Musicians, Audience: Who Knows Best?
Classical Voice of North Carolina (CVNC) depends on donors like you for more than 60% of our...
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Critics, Musicians, Audience: Who Knows Best?
Classical Voice of North Carolina (CVNC) depends on donors like you for more than 60% of our...
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“As Time Goes By” — All Too Fast in the Case of
John W. Lambert
The September evening soire honored John Lambert and his formal entry into retirement from his position as CVNC‘s Executive Editor, an inexorable period in his life, but one that hosts of his admirers view as bittersweet. The evening could be considered a success from any angle.
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On June 24, CVNC.org will present its free 3rd annual afternoon of musical performances along with a panel discussion among the performers, CVNC.org critics and the audience. Again this year, Ruggero Piano in Raleigh has graciously donated the use of its beautiful Bössendorfer Hall for the 3:00 p.m. performance. This year’s performers are world-renown jazz artists vocalist Lenora Zenzalai Helm and her trio and pianist Elmer Gibson.
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