Author: Eusebius Pamphilius

Sarah Aili at Analog: An Evening Worth Savoring

Analog cares for a room like a good musician holds a note — with intention. The space lives in a permanent twilight, its warm amber glow catching the vintage audioRead More

From Chamber Music City

Acoustic Landscapes and Architectural Labyrinths: Roomful of Teeth in Review

On April 21, 2026, Chamber Music City presented its final concert of the season with the vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth (RT) performing in collaboration with composer and singer-songwriter GabrielRead More

Straight Tone and Sacred Space: Sonus Choir’s Christmas in the Parthenon

On December 13th and 14th, the Sonus Choir gave a fantastic Christmas concert in Nashville’s Parthenon, performing before Alan LeQuire’s massive re-envisioning of Pheidias’ 42-foot Athena. Situated in the heartRead More

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William Edmondson: Faith, Form, and the Poetry of Stone Celebrated at WEFEST

William Edmondson
On Saturday, October 25th, Nashville celebrated its annual William Edmonsdson Arts & Culture Festival at the artist’s Homesite Park & Gardens. The festival honors the enduring legacy of its namesake,Read More

at the Red Arrow

LeXander Bryant’s ‘Dirt Road Baby’

LeXander Bryant is an Alabama-born, contemporary artist of Nashville whose work deeply engages with notions of identity, memory, and place. In Dirt Road Baby, his exhibition currently at Red Arrow,Read More

The Chromatic Lens at Chauvet

At Chauvet Arts on 5th Avenue there is a bright and beautiful exhibition going on called Chromatic Lens. Made up of a very diverse group of local artists, the onlyRead More