Local Music Lovers Rejoice: Grand Strand Music Festival Muzika! Returns in June 2024

The Grand Strand Music Festival, also known as Muzika!, will take place from June 14 to June 20, 2024. The festival will host nine performances at different venues in Grand Strand. These will include operas, musical theater, choral-orchestral productions, Broadway anthems, and voice recitals.

The festival will begin with 'Messa Di Gloria' by Giacomo Puccini on June 14 at St. Michael Catholic Church, Murrells Inlet. The performance will include two male soloists, a choir, and an orchestra. It will commemorate 100 years since Puccini's death. The next day, the Master Artists Series Chamber Music Performance will be held at Horry County Museum, Conway.

On June 16, attendees can listen to instrumental chamber music by Varna International’s artists at Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum. This will be followed by a reception. Later, another chamber music performance will take place at Winyah Auditorium, Georgetown.

The festival will also host 'Some Enchanted Evening with David Crawford, Bass-Baritone, The Metropolitan Opera' on June 15 at Ground Zero, Myrtle Beach. The performance will include Arias and songs from the Baroque era to the present. On June 17, 'Un Voix de Femme' with Renee Tatum, Mezzo-Soprano, The Metropolitan Opera will be held at Winyah Auditorium, Georgetown. This performance will feature works by female composers from opera and musical theatre.

The festival will end with 'Serenata Italiana' on June 18 at Trinity Church, Myrtle Beach, and a Broadway Revue on June 19 and 20 at Pawleys Island Community Church and Beach Church, Myrtle Beach. These performances will include songs from Broadway shows, from classics to contemporary musicals.

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