Opus Two premieres “Carolina Gallery” (new date)

The three compositions in “Carolina Gallery” are inspired by works by South Carolina artists and commissioned by William Terwilliger for the Opus Two Duo, William Terwiliger, violin and Andrew Cooperstock, piano, with funding from the Office of the Provost at the University of South Carolina. The three artists are: Christian Thee, whose “Orientation Gallery” greets visitors at the Columbia Museum of Art, Alex Powers, whose “Perpetuate Slavery Or” is in the permanent collection of the Columbia Museum of Art, and Philip Mullen, whose painting “Women in the Country,” is on permanent display at the Koger Center for the Arts at the University of South Carolina.

The concert will include comments by artists and composer, and visual representations of the artworks as part of the performance. For more information about each composition, including scores, images, and program notes, see

Carolina Gallery: Dis-Orientation Garden

Carolina Gallery: Perpetuate Slavery Or

Carolina Gallery: Women in the Country

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