Reviews

Cheekwood's Winter Concert Series

Music City Latin Orchestra turned up the heat on a cold winter night

Versión en español Beginning with the setting where we had the privilege to enjoy the Music City Latin Orchestra’s show, every element in this concert was a delightful peculiarity. As part of the Winter Concert Series organized by Cheekwood Estate & Gardens, the Massey Auditorium was transformed into a dance floor. The space was arranged both for those who wished to appreciate tropical rhythms from the comfort of their chairs and for those overcome by the spirit of dance who inevitably had to yield. Daniel Enrique’s (Venezuela) warm voice encouraged the first couples to break the ice in a venueRead More

in the day...

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

Meanwhile, up in Clarksville...

WinterGlow Illuminates: A Promising New Era for the Gateway Chamber Orchestra

On November 23, the Gateway Chamber Orchestra presented its annual Winter Baroque Concert, this year titled WinterGlow: A Baroque Celebration, featuring the Gateway Chorale and the Clarksville Children’s Chorus atRead More

A New Release:

SONUS’ ‘Let My Love Be Heard’

Marking a decade of boundary-pushing choral artistry, SONUS returns with a new EP, Let My Love Be Heard, that captures both the ensemble’s evolution and its unmistakable emotional core. Over theRead More

The Nashville Symphony's Search Continues:

José Luis Gómez and Verdi’s Requiem

The Nashville Symphony’s latest classical series performance was not one to miss. The orchestra and choir joined forces alongside soloists Katie Van Kooten, Kelley O’Connor, Rodrick Dixon, and Chris HumbertRead More

Entre Altares y Recuerdos, México Vive en Nashville

For English, Click HERE El Día de los Muertos es una tradición mexicana que se celebra desde épocas prehispánicas durante los días 1 y 2 de noviembre. Tiene su origenRead More

Between Altars and Memories, Mexico Lives in Nashville

Danzas folklóricas
Para Español, Click AQUÍ El Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) is a Mexican tradition that has been celebrated since pre-Hispanic times on November 1st and 2nd.Read More

At the Schermerhorn

The Nashville Symphony Reflects on Hope

The fortunate Nashville Symphony audience attending either “Reflections and Hope” performances experienced profound, deeply moving music. And the audience on Saturday night knew it. Though sparsely attended—undeservedly so—the potent silences,Read More

Compagnie Dyptik’s Le Grand Bal at OZ Arts Nashville

Picture it: Strasbourg – 1518 – A Franco-German Renaissance Bonnaroo. Sort of. The French dance company, Compagnie Dyptik, finds inspiration from tales of a historic dancing plague in their production,Read More

At the Frist

Masquerades and the Masks We Wear

The current exhibit at the Frist Art Museum is New African Masquerades: Artistic Innovations and Collaborations. This exhibit presents the work of four contemporary masquerade artists: Chief Ekpenyong Bassey NsaRead More

At the Schermerhorn

Fate, Pastoral Exile, and Black Dances

I attended the Nashville Symphony Orchestra’s concert on October 2, 2025, part of a two-night program at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Jonathan Taylor Rush conducted the evening’s performance. Rush hasRead More