Strings of Success: Southern Strings Trio Strikes a Chord at Ravenwood Prom's Gilded Gala!
Southern Strings Trio performs on the terrace of the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Hey y'all! It's time to grab your fiddles and get ready to dance because Southern Strings Trio is back in the spotlight, and boy, have we got a tale to tell! From backyard barbecues to grand galas, we've been strumming our way through special events like nobody's business. But let me tell you about the night we stole the show at Ravenwood Prom's Gilded Gala – it was a night to remember!
Picture this: the iconic terrace of the Country Music Hall of Fame transformed into a glittering wonderland, with golden accents and twinkling lights setting the stage for an evening of elegance and enchantment. And who better to provide the soundtrack for the night than yours truly, the Southern Strings Trio?
Rob Shelton on cello.
As the stars began to twinkle overhead, we took to the stage, ready to work our musical magic on the crowd. And let me tell you, from the first note of "A Thousand Years" to the final strains of "Ocean Eyes," we had the whole terrace under our spell! But it wasn't just about the music – it was about creating an experience, a moment in time that would stay with our audience long after the last song faded away.
Throughout the evening, we wove a tapestry of tunes that captured the essence of the night, from the timeless romance of "Love Story" to the infectious energy of "Mister Bright Side." And when the crowd erupted into spontaneous sing-alongs to hits like "Call Me Maybe" and "Firework," we knew we had struck a chord – pun intended!
Kristi Monte on violin.
But the real magic happened on the dance floor, where students and teachers alike kicked up their heels to the rhythm of our strings. From slow dances that melted hearts to lively jigs that got everyone's toes tapping, the night was a whirlwind of music and merriment.
And let's not forget the surprises! When we launched into "Crazy in Love," it was like the whole terrace came alive with the spirit of Beyoncé herself, and when we closed out the night with "Lover," there wasn't a dry eye in the house – or on the dance floor!
Claire Whitcomb on viola.
As the night came to a close and the final notes faded away, we couldn't help but feel a swell of pride. Another special event in the books, another memory made, and another chance to share our love of music with the world. So here's to Ravenwood Prom's Gilded Gala, a night of Southern charm, Gilded Glamour, and strings that stole the show. Until next time, y'all – keep on dancing, keep on dreaming, and keep on making memories that sing!
