Advertisement

Author: Nathan Stone

A Music City Happening

The Healing in ‘Steal Away’

There’s something to be said about artists that know what the people need. Composer Dave Ragland and choreographer Shabaz Ujima, along with over 30 Nashville-area performers, introduced a new workRead More

Nashville Opera

One Vote Won: A Streaming Must-See

Ask anyone from six months ago what they’d be doing right about now, and I’m sure it would be far different from what we’re pulling off now. For musicians, composers,Read More

At OZ Arts Presents

Instant Standing Ovation: “Electric…Profound…Beautiful”

Experiencing contemporary art can sometimes feel like stepping foot into the unknown: one must be patient and open your mind to the possibilities of what humans can create. Avant-garde JapaneseRead More

Nashville Opera’s The Cradle Will Rock: an Anthem for All of Us

Marc Blitzstein’s The Cradle Will Rock is an ode to the working class, consisting of bountiful hot-button social commentary and dashes of sly barbs to boot. The work takes placeRead More

Nashville Opera’s Tales of Hoffmann Dazzles and Delights

A group of drunken students, a muse disguised as a man, and a love-torn poet walk into a bar. Thus begins the Nashville Opera’s company premiere of Tales of Hoffmann,Read More

Nashville Symphony presents Kernis, Barber, and Beethoven

This past weekend The Nashville Symphony presented a true cornucopia of musical selections: a contemporary new work by Jay Kernis, a challenging and versatile cello concerto by Samuel Barber, andRead More