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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

Fresh Faces in the KSO–2014 Edition

I’m a little late getting to the mentioning of musicians who have joined the ranks…

KSO Review: A Sensational Soprano and an Amazing Alpen Journey

While the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra’s artist booking policy often leans toward young artists at the…

Nine Horns

See earlier posts for details on the concerts.      

KSO This Week: Richard Strauss’ ‘Eine Alpensinfonie’

Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Lucas Richman conducting Thursday and Friday, November 13, 14 at 7:30 p.m.…

Review: UT Opera Theatre, World Premiere of Larry Delinger’s ‘Medea’

Steve Smith, music writer and currently the Assistant Arts Editor at the Boston Globe, wrote…

UT Opera Theatre Offers ‘Medea’ This Weekend

The University of Tennessee Opera Theatre presents the world premiere of Larry Delinger’s Medea this…

Review: KSO’s Principal Quartet at the Bijou

Sunday’s cool weather, still a bit damp around the edges, seemed to soften the brilliance…

Review: Marble City Opera’s Premieres a Stunning Success

Although Marble City Opera hasn’t even reached its 2nd birthday yet, Knoxville’s chamber opera company…

Balthus and Beethoven’s Late Quartets

Earlier this fall on the occasion of a performance of Michael Torke’s Bright Blue Music,…

Thurs/Sat: Marble City Opera, ‘Talk to Me Like the Rain’ and ‘Amelia Lost’

By now, everyone has heard about Delingerfest, a series of events surrounding the music of…

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