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The Nashville Symphony celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King this week with special online programming. Titled “Let Freedom Sing,” the week of special events runs from January 11 to 17.
Read More...After more than three months of negotiations, the Nashville Symphony and the Nashville Musicians Association, AFM Local 257, have reached an agreement that will provide the Musicians of the Nashville Symphony — who were furloughed July 1 — with an interim stipend that will begin January 3, 2021.
Read More...The Nashville Symphony has created several virtual programs to provide students, educators, and families with opportunities to learn, engage, and grow through music.
Read More...A group of talented young area musicians will again participate in the Accelerando music education program, which is led by members of the Nashville Symphony.
Read More...Today, the Nashville Symphony announced that its Board of Directors voted to suspend all concert and event activity through July 31, 2021, and to furlough a total of 79 musicians and 49 full-time staff members, effective July 1.
Read More...In the interest of public health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nashville Symphony has extended the suspension of all concert activity at Schermerhorn Symphony Center through July 3, 2020.
Read More...With all ticketed concerts and education and community programs suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nashville Symphony has expanded its presence online with a diverse array of entertainment and music education offerings on NashvilleSymphony.org and via the organization’s social networks.
Read More...In accordance with local and national directives concerning public health and safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nashville Symphony has suspended all ticketed performances at Schermerhorn Symphony Center through May 12.
Read More...UPDATE, March 16: The Nashville Symphony has suspended all performances through March 31. The Symphony is closely monitoring guidelines from city, state and federal officials regarding public events, and will continue posting updates via social media and online at NashvilleSymphony.org/coronavirus.
The Nashville Symphony has announced that all four concerts scheduled for March 12-14 at Schermerhorn Symphony Center have been cancelled in the interest of the health and safety of Symphony patrons, musicians, guest artists and staff during the coronavirus outbreak.
Read More...The Nashville Symphony has announced the winners of the 2020 Curb Concerto Competition, which annually distributes thousands of dollars in prize money to students between the ages of 14 and 18.
Read More...The Nashville Symphony has announced the schedule for its 2020 Community Concerts series, which will showcase the GRAMMY Award-winning orchestra performing classical and popular favorites in free concerts at six public parks and greenspaces throughout Middle Tennessee.
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