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

Iolanthe: Community Opera at its Best

Gilbert and Sullivan’s Iolanthe at Franklin Light Opera was a breath of fresh air, especially because it is a community opera! The story follows Iolanthe, a fairy who is exiledRead More

Jazz, Fiction, and Technology: The Modern Sonic Imaginary

Para Versión en Español, Click AQUÍ The artistic revolution that ushered in a century of intense sensory exploration concentrated its potential on the discovery of alternative perceptions of color andRead More

Jazz, Ficción y Tecnología: El Imaginario Sonoro Moderno

For English Version, Click HERE La revolución artística que dio la bienvenida a un siglo de intensa exploración sensorial concentró su potencial en el descubrimiento de percepciones alternativas del colorRead More

Is this the way a movement begins?

Dogs Eat Wind brings a breath of fresh cross disciplinary multimedia and lavish to Nashville

On Saturday, February 28th, Galería Paloma in East Nashville’s Gallatin Pike became activated in a peculiar way. The pristinely curated vintage furniture studio which extends to a vintage clothing storeRead More

In Ingram Hall:

Celebrating 60 Years with Duo Assad

On February 19th, Vanderbilt’s Ingram Hall was filled in anticipation for a performance by Duo Assad, a rarity for a classical guitar concert. The Duo Assad are a pair ofRead More

Ian Edward White: Townes Ferry Pike

For Ian Edward White, it seems that a map is less a grid of coordinates and more a constellation of feelings. In his latest exhibition at the Baldwin Photographic Gallery,Read More

Ogemdi Ude’s MAJOR at OZ Arts Nashville

Ogemdi Ude’s MAJOR, presented at OZ Arts February 12th through the 14th, displayed the intersection of Black girlhood, somatic memory, and the legacy of HBCU majorette culture. Majorette has aRead More

Benjamin Chakoian Jones' Great Spaces (Concert Review)

Occupying The Great Space

What does it mean to be spatially aware? Sure, one might be aware of their immediate surroundings, but what of the space we all inhabit? Composer Benjamin Chakoian Jones grapplesRead More

The TSU Meistersingers Bring Down the House with their Parthenon Debut

On the evening of Super Bowl Sunday, music lovers packed the Parthenon at Centennial Park full in anticipation of a double-billing of wonderful music. Organized by the Centennial Park ConservancyRead More

The NSO’s Soundstage Brat: A Hollywood Backstory

January 21, 2026, 7:30 p.m. the Nashville Symphony Orchestra hosted a special event with Leonard Slatkin in Laura Turner Hall at the Nashville’s Schermerhorn Center: Soundstage Brat: A Hollywood Backstory.Read More