Harp & Soul

Audra Claire McCall, a native of Charleston, South Carolina, began doing public violin performances at age 5. Since then she has soloed with symphonies around the state; including the Civic Metropolitan Orchestra, the Southcoast Symphony, the
Charleston Symphony Orchestra, and the Hilton Head Symphony. She had been a soloist on multiple concerts with the College of Charleston Concert Series, the Drayton Hall Plantation Candlelight Concert Series, the Friday Night with the Classics Series, the Emily Remington Concert Series, the Millennium Music Spotlight
Concert Series, the Hilton Head Symphony Musicale, the Charleston First Night Concert Series and other independent concerts throughout the state. Ms. McCall was a featured performer for Celtic Sounds at the Logos Theater in Greenville three years in a row. She also played with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra during their 2016
holiday season, and has played for other events such as TedX Charleston. Ms. McCall attended the Aspen Music Festival and School for eight years where she did several performances on the Young Artist Concert Series. She was also the co-concertmaster
of the Youth Orchestra of the Lowcountry. In 2008 she won the Charleston Symphony Orchestra League Concerto Competition. In the same year she soloed with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra for the opening of the Spoleto Festival International. Ms. McCall concurrently studied with Paul Kantor of Rice University
for eight years and Amos Laurence, the former assistant concertmaster of the Charleston Symphony, for eleven years. Ms. McCall currently gives private instruction and does local performances. Ms. McCall plays a circa 1755 Gagliano.

Born into a family of music teachers, Nikki began her musical training at 4 and holds a B.Mus and M.Mus in voice performance.
Nikki was an auditioned participate in the 2006 Westminster Choir College Summer Workshop studying choral music and conducting in Florence, Italy with Joe Miller and in 2012 she was an auditioned singer for the first Northwestern Summer Music Institute with Steven Smith.
Nikki was recently chosen to be one of eight soloists for Eric Whitacre's Virtual Choir 4, "Fly (A Paradise of Bliss)"
Nikki and her husband currently sing in and were founding members of Rivertree Singers, a choral ensemble in the burgeoning South Carolina upstate arts scene, that has twice been featured in Piccolo Spoleto’s Spotlight on Choral Music Series in Charleston, SC. She serves on the RtS management team, working closely with director and mentor Warren Cook.
Nikki and Philip have also been cast members in Greenville Shakespeare Company productions, directed by Jeffrey Stegall.
Nikki has been a featured soloist in many choral concerts, choral recordings, and has won several awards at the National Association of Teachers in Singing competitions in classical and musical theatre. She teaches violin and voice, coaches high school choirs, and adjudicates regularly in the southeastern US.
Nikki is currently the conductor for two choirs at Bob Jones University and the Artistic Director for the Greenville Youth Chorale.

Evelyn holds both a Bachelors of Music and a Masters of Music in Piano Pedagogy. Throughout her college career, violin was Evelyn's secondary instrument and she was a member of the University String Orchestra. Evelyn maintains a private music studio as well as her own Music Event Company and we love when she has the opportunity to join us for our events.

During her free time, Evelyn enjoys spending time with her husband and two children.