From the music of youthful genius to soul-satisfying playing by the KSO musicians, Thursday night’s concert of music written by Robert Schumann’s circle of friends was perfect for a cold …
KSO season opener shows promise
With the rehearsals and 17-performance run of Leonard Bernstein’s “Candide” just finished
at Clarence Brown Theatre, in the CBT and Knoxville Symphony’s stunning joint production, KSO music
director and conductor Aram Demirjian …
Ijams celebrates in the rain
The Blue Streak is back, celebrating all things good to eat (and good for the community). Check out Cynthia Moxley’s latest report on Symphony in the Park to benefit Ijams Nature …
Rhapsody in pastel blue at Knoxville Symphony performance
Pianist Michelle Cann joined the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Thursday night for performances of two solo works, an unusual workload for a guest artist.
But considering the unfamiliarity of one of the …
KSO Q Series: Listening to music the old way
At noon, on certain Wednesdays at the Square Room on Market Square, the Knoxville Symphony’s Woodwind Quintet and Principal Quartet, classical music in Knoxville reflects a pattern that goes back …
Pianist Fei-Fei Dong spices up KSO concert
If it hadn’t been for pianist Fei-Fei Dong’s exuberant encore of contemporary Russian pianist Arcadi Volodos’ rambunctious arrangement of Mozart’s “Turkish Rhondo,” last night’s Knoxville Symphony Masterworks Concert at the …
Fountain City artist records new CD
It took me less than 10 minutes to get to the Fountain City Diner to meet D. Scot Williams, partly to catch up, partly to talk about his new recording …
KSO is ‘hall of the living’
For at least the last half century there has been continuing discussion about how to prevent the classical music concert hall from being the exclusive domain of dead composers and …
- Page 1 of 2
- 1
- 2