Author: Joseph Morgan

Nashville’s Carmen

The first production of Nashville Opera’s delightful 2024-25 season, The Ties that Bind, is Georges Bizet’s wonderfully Romantic Carmen, a brutal tale of love, freedom and exoticism–a work that isRead More

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Oz Art’s ‘Beyond Bourbon’ Benefit Bash

From the Press Release: Contemporary arts center OZ Arts Nashville will welcome hundreds of local supporters back to enjoy a festive night of food, drink and exclusive patron events in theRead More

¡Printing the Revolution! at the Frist

versión en español aquí: https://www.musiccityreview.com/9697  Since the end of June and continuing through the end of September, the Frist Museum has had a wonderful exhibition of social and political activismRead More

¡Printing the Revolution! en el Frist

English Version here: https://www.musiccityreview.com/jjtu Desde finales de junio y hasta finales de septiembre, el Museo Frist ha tenido una maravillosa exposición de activismo social y político originado en los movimientosRead More

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Sofia Goodman’s ‘Receptive’ and the Ideal Character

Human character, its content, strengths, failings, hypocrisy, depth and intimate shadings have long been the subject of artistic, and particularly musical, expression. It is said that the contrasting themes ofRead More

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Sphinx Virtuosos en el Schermerhorn el 9 de Julio

(English Version Here) En 1997, el violinista Aaron P. Dworkin buscó “identificar, empoderar y apoyar a jóvenes artistas talentosos y prepararlos para carreras profesionales en la música clásica”. En elRead More

Mark Morris’ “Look of Love” at TPAC

On June 28th and 29th, as part of their 2024 Dance Series, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center hosted the Mark Morris Dance Group for a performance of the Look ofRead More

Art between the Avenues at the Arcade

At the historic Arcade in Downtown Nashville, Arcade Arts is hosting their collaborative art event Art Between the Avenues. We attended the launch party on June 20th (great popsicles!) andRead More

The Sphinx Virtuosos at the Schermerhorn on July 9

(Versión en español aquí) In 1997 violinist Aaron P. Dworkin sought to “identify, empower, and support talented young artists and prepare them for professional careers in classical music.” In theRead More

Oona Doherty’s Navy Blue

Oz Arts’ season closer, Oona Doherty’s Navy Blue for 12 dancers, is a remarkable composition. In two parts, it juxtaposes Sergeï Rachmaninoff’s Second Piano Concerto with electronic music of JamieRead More