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“If you don’t know what to do, there’s actually a chance of doing something new.”
― Philip Glass, Words Without Music: A Memoir

Big Ears 2023: David Byrne-“Reasons To Be Cheerful”

In 2019, David Byrne—known for being the face of Talking Heads and for his diverse…

Review: KSO and Violinist Blake Pouliot Take Mendelssohn Concerto To An Electric Finale

BY ALAN SHERROD   If art thrives on turmoil and risk-taking—which is often the case—it…

Knoxville Jazz Orchestra Announces NXT GEN Spring ’23 Concerts

Knoxville Jazz Orchestra’s NXT GEN series, a platform for a younger generation of jazz musicians,…

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Announces Artist Switch: Violinist Blake Pouliot

BY DIANA SALESKY   It can be disappointing to learn that an artist you truly…

Friday: UT School of Music Honors the 80th Anniversary of Rachmaninoff’s Last Concert

BY ALAN SHERROD   University of Tennessee School of Music: “Rachmaninoff Remembered” UT Symphony Orchestra,…

Review: Amadeus Chamber Ensemble Assembles a Feast of Mozart

BY ALAN SHERROD   True to its title, the Amadeus Chamber Ensemble’s “Mozart! An Operatic…

Amadeus Chamber Ensemble: A Venezuelan Connection

BY DIANA SALESKY   It was old home week at the Amadeus Chamber Ensemble rehearsal…

Big Ears Announces Collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma on “Our Common Nature”

Among performing artists, American cellist Yo-Yo Ma stands apart from his colleagues in more ways…

This Sunday: Amadeus Chamber Ensemble Surveys the Operatic Works of Mozart

Cathedral Concert Series: “Mozart! An Operatic Feast” Amadeus Chamber Ensemble, conducted by Brian Salesky Sunday,…

Review: Exploring Appalachian and Slavic Roads with Mandolinist Jeff Midkiff and KSO Strings

BY ALAN SHERROD   Knoxville’s Bijou Theatre enjoys a whirlwind of concert bookings during its…

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