Year: 2025

On Wheels and Canvases:

Chauvet Arts’ Riding the Edge

Versión en español aquí  From January 30th to March 30th, Chauvet Arts, a Nashville arts gallery, is hosting an exhibition titled, Riding the Edge: Passion, Arts, and Motorcycles. When IRead More

Sobre ruedas y lonas:

Chauvet Arts’ Riding the Edge

Version in English here Del 30 de enero al 30 de marzo, Chauvet Arts, una galería de arte de Nashville, presenta una exposición titulada Riding the Edge: Passion, Arts, andRead More

Preview:

2025 String Band Summit

Middle Tennessee State University’s Center for Popular Music will host the 2025 String Band Summit this Thursday through Saturday (2/27-3/1) The annual String Band Summit gathers musicians, teachers, students, andRead More

Un Concierto de Preguntas Sin Respuesta 

(English version here) La lúgubre y húmeda noche del 11 de febrero, se aseguró de desterrar el espíritu deambulante del centro de la ciudad. Era tal la soledad que suscitabaRead More

A Performance of Unanswered Questions 

(versión en español aquí) The bleak and damp night of February 11 made sure to banish the wandering spirit from Downtown. The solitude was so profound that it aroused suspicion.Read More

Touring Middle Tennessee:

When Marian Sang

Throughout the months of February and March, Nashville Opera’s production of “When Marian Sang: A Celebration of the Life of Marian Anderson” is touring throughout the Middle Tennessee area. ThisRead More

at TPAC

&Juliet is as Merry as the Day is Long

February 11th was the opening night of &Juliet at Tennessee Performing Arts Center. This jukebox musical is a re-imagining of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare written by David WestRead More

Pride and Prejudice

Following the series of creative adaptations of classical literature comes Pride and Prejudice, a retelling of Jane Austen’s novel.  Described as “not your grandmother’s Austen”, the collaboration between Belmont University’sRead More

The MCR Interview:

Cellist Inbal Segev on Bach, Adamo and Her Compositional Process

Music City Review Journalist Jayna Powell speaks with Cellist Inbal Segev about her career, her working relationships with composers like Mark Adamo, Anne Clyne and Timo Andres, as well asRead More

Mental Health: Healing Blues.

On Sunday, January 26th, I had the opportunity to attend the Mental Health: Healing Blues and Jazz event hosted by the Tennessee-Western Kentucky Conference of the United Methodist Church atRead More