Cello lovers: tonight at 7pm a master class with Zuill Bailey w/ USC School of Music cellists in Johnson Hall at USC Darla Moore School of Business ⚡️

Help me welcome back to Cackalack my Viking friends of DanishStringQuartet - Hear them on @BradleyHFuller show on South Carolina Public Radio today between 11-1 ET. And don’t miss their performance in Camden this Sunday 11/6 at 4pm artscenterkc.org/ac/danish-stri…

Thank you for the lovely write up theartsdesk.com 🫀🌺✨

Carolina Lullaby Project, led by Assistant Professor of Cello Claire Bryant, was featured in the Post and Courier Columbia. The project pairs incarcerated new & expecting parents/caregivers with professional artists to write & sing lullabies for their babies. Read more: buff.ly/3gScqLZ

What a thrill to bring my GRAMMY-nominated friends to Lee Correctional. Thank you Mak Grgić & Curtis Stewart from PUBLIQuartet for sharing your astounding collab with the guys!

Thank you Tomas Hoppough for shining a light on our wonderful partnership with Claire Bryant, USC School of Music and Carnegie Hall’s Lullabye Project that helps new inmate mothers write love songs to their children. #WeAreCorrections denver7.com/news/national/…

Carolina Lullaby Project, led by Assistant Professor of Cello Claire Bryant, was featured in the Denver7 News. The project pairs new/expecting parents with professional artists to write & sing personal lullabies for their babies. Watch 👉 buff.ly/3BQy22u. @UofSCNewsy

I will be doing this next week - join me!

Follow along today for a USC School of Music takeover! Learn more about our remarkable School of Music: go.sc.edu/MusicAAG

Concrete and steel bars separate babies and their mothers at Camille Graham Correctional Institution in Columbia. But USC School of Music students are helping create messages of love to bridge the gap. 🎶 Learn more about The Lullaby Project: bit.ly/lullabyproject…

And also new and vibrant trios by Reena Esmail and Yiorgos Vassilandonakis! Come out next week Columbia!

Joining forces w/ Ari Streisfeld & ⁦Claire Bryant⁩ to play some 21stC piano trios (& lesser known gems of the past). Come see us in #columbiasc Feb 27, ⁦⁦College of Charleston⁩ Feb 28, & Kershaw County Arts Center in Camden Mar 2

Tonight’s program: Reena Esmail, Dvorak & #murdaughverdict

And he plays guitar.

The spectacularly versatile Decoda ensemble brought a program of world premieres, unique arrangements, and more to Carnegie Hall. Featured works included the world premiere of “Fragments” No. 2, Op. 115, by Joseph Jones; and more. 📷: Pete Checchia

Hi media friends: Want to cover a terrific music event Friday? Members of the Lee CI music program have been writing songs this week with Claire Bryant and Decoda. Let us know!

Thank you to USC School of Music professor Claire Bryant for her leadership and vision to bring Decoda songwriting workshops to inmates at Lee Correctional. We are all better together. #WeAreCorrections

Today All Things Considered features a meaningful musical story about our students & faculty at USC School of Music University of South Carolina co-writing lullabies with incarnated mothers from S.C. Department of Corrections for their babies as part of the Carnegie Hall Lullaby Project. Tune in to NPR between 5-6pm ET for the story.

🎶 Heard recently on NPR’s All Things Considered: USC School of Music assistant professor Claire Bryant (Claire Bryant) and the Lullaby Project. Listen to the story ➡️ uof.sc/3GOOG5g Learn more ⬇️

#ColumbiaSC cellist Claire Bryant just played maxrichtermusic's "Sleep" in Tasmania, Australia, because ... you know, University of South Carolina faculty do cool things.