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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

Preview: Knoxville Opera Courts ‘The Merry Widow’

Summoning its audience back to the familiar venue of the Tennessee Theatre this weekend, Knoxville…

Review: Amadeus Chamber Ensemble’s “Verdi in the Cathedral”

Filling an important niche in the Knoxville classical music scene, the Amadeus Chamber Ensemble continued…

Review: Marble City Opera’s ‘Heartbreak Express’

BY ALAN SHERROD   Not a premiere, but close to it—Marble City Opera boarded the…

This Week: Amadeus Chamber Ensemble Presents ‘Verdi in the Cathedral’

Verdi in the Cathedral Cathedral Concert Series – Amadeus Chamber Ensemble Cathedral of the Most…

Review: KSO, Lecce-Chong, and Michelle Cann Take ‘Rach’ to the Heights

BY ALAN SHERROD   Just what are the elements of a successful symphony orchestra season?…

Preview: Marble City Opera’s ‘Heartbreak Express’

One of the special joys of contemporary opera is visiting new musical and storytelling territory…

KSO Joins 30-Orchestra Consortium in League of American Orchestras’ Commissioning of Women Composers

As the story from 1943 goes—composer Florence Price once wrote a letter to Maestro Serge…

This Week: KSO Welcomes Guest Conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong and Pianist Michelle Cann

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Masterworks: “Michelle Cann Plays Rachmaninoff” Guest Conductor: Francesco Lecce-Chong Pianist: Michelle Cann…

Arts & Culture Alliance: Arts Build Communities Grants for 2022-23

The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville has announced Arts Build Communities (ABC) grants…

KSO’s Concertmaster Series Returns: A Q&A with Concertmaster William Shaub

BY ALAN SHERROD   Although it seems like decades in our post-pandemic world, it was…

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