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The Jazz Beat: March 2024

Hello, all, and welcome back to this regular column here at Music City Review. Here, we will update you with the most can’t-miss jazz events happening in Music City, so you can be sure to catch all your favorites, as well as discover new ones along the way. Get out there and support your local musicians and keep Music City thriving! This Month’s Highlights I’d like to begin by highlighting right up top some of the more unique events happening this month that I think you’ll be interested in. These include shows and acts that you won’t find as regularRead More

the Nashville Symphony

Beethoven and Genius: an Interview with Maestro Guerrero

This weekend, February 20th through the 23rd, Nashville Symphony will present an all-Beethoven concert, including the ground-breaking Eroica symphony, the somewhat confusingly titled Leonore Overture No. 3 (one of severalRead More

Nashville Ballet

Blurring Ballet Lines: A Series of Moving Dialogues on Gender Identity and Stereotypes

Does movement imply gender? Do accepted norms impact freedom of self expression? Is creativity subconsciously limited by culturally-imposed stereotypes? These are the types of questions choreographers Carlos Pons Guerra, ErinRead More

At the Public Library

Intersection Celebrates Black History Month

I’ve been to a lot of concerts. I’ve seen Beethoven Symphonies and Handel Oratorios. I’ve laughed at Papageno in ​The Magic Flute ​ and held back tears as Mimi diesRead More

Nashville Opera

Britten’s ‘Turn of the Screw’

On January 24th-26th Nashville Opera will offer a production of Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, a chilling ghost story based on Henry James’ novella of the same name.Read More

The Neujahrskonzert at the Schermerhorn

In 1995 Marion and Attila Glatz sought to reproduce the Neujahrskonzert in Canada and the United States. The concert is a Viennese tradition that they had grown up with in AustriaRead More

On the Dramatic Stage

Studio Tenn’s New Director: Patrick Cassidy

Franklin-based Studio Tenn, has recently announced the arrival of Patrick Cassidy as Artistic Director. From the release: “Cassidy, son of Shirley Jones and the late Jack Cassidy, and brother toRead More

the Nashville Symphony

“Neglected Jewels” and “Pristine Acoustics:” Paul Jacobs Returns to Nashville

Ahead of his visit to Nashville on November 21-23, when he will play Horatio Parker’s Concerto in E-flat Minor for Organ and Orchestra, Op. 55 in concert with the NashvilleRead More

the Nashville Symphony

An Artist’s Dream at the Schermerhorn

On the weekend of November 7-9 the Nashville Symphony produced a concert that featured Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie Fantastique (Op. 14), Felix Mendelssohn’s Concerto No. 1 in G Minor for PianoRead More

Horror in Music City:

Frankenstein Comes to OZ

Looking for something a little spooky to get in the spirit of the Season? OZ is bringing Manual Cinema’s reboot of Frankenstein to town October 24th-26th. “If I cannot inspire love,Read More

Music City News:

The River as Song: Prolific American and Chinese Songwriters Take the Stage at Analog at Hutton

A concert that features multi-Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale and multiple national music award-winner Su Yang, from China is going to take place at the Analog at Hutton HotelRead More