From choral music to full orchestra, the Renaissance to music of today, we've got a look back at the 'Sounds of Spoleto' on this final edition of Carolina Classics.  There are works by Orlando Gibbons, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Johann Strauss Jr, Maurice Ravel, Edward Hart, of the College of Charleston music faculty, Gabriel Faure, Beethoven and others.

Geoff Nuttall and his Spoleto Chamber Music mates go Baroque with a performance of one of the most unappreciated musical gifts in history, played by a group Nuttall calls the “Spoleto Festival USA Baroque All-Stars." Also on this edition of Carolina Classics comes Rossini's William Tell Overture, and Dvorak's Serenade in D minor for winds.

It’s the final concert of the 2010 Spoleto Chamber Music Series, and Geoff Nuttall has a surprise in store - instead of Schubert for five, he’s got Mendelssohn for Eight – the effervescent Octet for Strings. Before we get to eight, we’ve got a two-by-four: Bach’s Second Orchestral Suite, that is, as well as Four-handed Brahms Hungarian Dances.