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The MCR Interview

Soprano Rainelle Krause on Nashville’s Lucia di Lammermoor, the Queen of the Night, and other things!

Ahead of her upcoming appearance in Nashville Opera’s production of Gaetano Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor on April 3rd and 5th, Journalist Sarah Featherston speaks with Soprano Rainelle Krause on the role, the character, and her performances as the Queen of the Night in Mozart’s Magic Flute.  

Companion Exhibitions at the Frist

David C. Driskell and Friends; Kindred Spirits: Creativity, Collaboration and Friendship

Most people, including the artists themselves, see visual arts as a solitary profession.  Dancers move in companies or corps, musicians play in bands or orchestras,Read More

At the Schermerhorn

SPECULATION, MANIFESTATION, AND A LITTLE CONTROVERSY: THE NSO Performs SCHUBERT, WILLIAMS, GOLIJOV, AND STRAUSS II

“Speculation, Manifestation, and a Little Controversy,” aptly describes the Nashville Symphony Orchestra’s program on March 14th and 15th. First, Schubert’s “Unfinished Symphony” remains a subjectRead More

Bereishit Dance at OZ Arts

Oz Arts Nashville presented Bereishit Dance Company’s internationally acclaimed works “Judo” (premiered in 2014), and “Balance and Imbalance” (premiered in 2010). Choreographed by the award-winningRead More

Hadestown: Orpheus and Eurydice in Nashville

Reworking ancient archetypes with new angles is perineally interesting; the Percy Jackson series has sold 180 million books, Madeline Miller’s Circe is a great popularRead More


Theater/Dance

Norma y la Reinvención de la Tragedia: Reflexiones desde Florencia 

Version in English Here En la cuna del humanismo cada dimensión del ser se erigeRead More

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Art & Design

Chauvet Arts’ Riding the Edge

Versión en español aquí  From January 30th to March 30th, Chauvet Arts, a Nashville artsRead More

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Classical Music

Requiem For Color: A Journey Through Lament and Joy

This program was nothing short of amazing. This body of work by Dr. Jeffery L.Read More

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The MCR Interview

Cellist Inbal Segev on Bach, Adamo and Her Compositional Process

Music City Review Journalist Jayna Powell speaks with Cellist Inbal Segev about her career, herRead More

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Far-flung Correspondents

Jubilee the Opera

Jubilee the Opera tells the rich history and story of the original Fisk Jubilee Singers.Read More

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Jazz & Pop

In a Country in Crisis, Paris Paloma Unites Women one concert at a time

This was an escape plan, carefully timed it so let me go and dive intoRead More

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Music City Noir

When Marian Sang

Throughout the months of February and March, Nashville Opera’s production of “When Marian Sang: ARead More

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Nashville Sonido Latino

Complicidad Sonora: El Espíritu De Nashville Chamber Music Society

  (English version here) Romance & Heartache se tituló la velada musical que Nashville ChamberRead More

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Various & Sundry

2025 String Band Summit Showcases Fiddling Traditions of The Americas

Returning to historic Hinton Hall at Middle Tennessee State University, the place I have seenRead More

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