Tag: Music City Review

The MCR Interview

Conductor Ruth Reinhardt on Brahms, Montgomery and her Upcoming Visit to Nashville

As part of the MCR Interview series, Journalist Daniel Krenz interviews Conductor Ruth Reinhardt about her upcoming visit to the Nashville Symphony. This series is funded in part by MetroRead More

Fiddler on the Roof at TPAC

Fiddler on the Roof at TPAC On Tuesday, I took a short step away from the classical music world, and enjoyed a magical night of Broadway! TPAC is currently roundingRead More

Something New, Now and Then: Novel Noise with ALIAS

For classical music’s younger audience and artists, a distinctly pressing question can frequently come to mind. It is a simple one that seems like it wouldn’t be so frustrating whenRead More

the Nashville Symphony

Olivier Messiaen’s “Song of Love” at the Schermerhorn

As a proud new music nerd and relentless proponent of thought provoking art, I was thrilled to discover that the Nashville Symphony would be performing Messiaen’s Turangalîla-Symphonie during the 2018-2019Read More

Carmina Burana: A Discussion with Steve Brosvik, COO of the Nashville Symphony

Last week, we had the opportunity to speak with Steve Brosvik, the COO of the Nashville Symphony, about the upcoming performance of Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. Not only does thisRead More

Spectrum: An Eclectic Collaboration at Oz

On May 18 and 19, Nashville’s contemporary music ensemble Intersection collaborated with the choral ensemble Nashville in Harmony to present a concert titled Spectrum at OZ arts in Nashville. TheRead More

CD Review

Jonathan Leshnoff: Symphony No. 4 “Heichalos”, Guitar Concerto, and Starburst by The Nashville Symphony Orchestra

This 2019 live recording release from Naxos presents Leshnoff’s Symphony No. 4 commissioned for the Nashville Symphony’s Violins of Hope project. The Violins of Hope are a collection of stringedRead More

At the Schermerhorn and then Rudy’s: A Saturday Night Out in Music City

On April 13, on a day where the rain just wouldn’t seem to stop, the Nashville Symphony presented a concert which featured Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s epic Fourth Symphony “Fate” OpusRead 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

The Nashville Symphony Presents Spanish Nights

by Allison Centobene On Saturday, March 23, the Nashville Symphony gave a performance entitled Spanish Nights, featuring guest conductor Miguel Harth-Bedoya. The concert was comprised of four pieces from composersRead More