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Category Archives: Music
Next Symphony season: Beethoven’s 9th and Midori!
World-famous violinist Midori will return to East Tennessee next season to perform with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra at the historic Tennessee Theatre. In a series of programs celebrating the KSO’s 90th year and the 10th anniversary of Music Director Aram … Continue reading
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Wendel Werner wows in West Knox
Delicious food and drink, brilliant and celebratory music, and warm camaraderie on a Thursday night. What a great excuse to drop a few bucks in support of the Knoxville. Symphony League which, in turn, supports the Knoxville Symphony. Noted local … Continue reading
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KSO’s 90th year: historic violin, nine world premieres
As the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra prepares to celebrate its 90th anniversary this year, its board president, Rick Fox, has donated to the group a violin that his late great-aunt used to take lessons from the KSO’s founder, Bertha Walbern Clark. … Continue reading
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My new favorite event: “Diner au Blanc et Noir”
I’ve finally found an experience to replace in my heart what used to be my very favorite Knoxville event of the year: Symphony in the Park. As you probably know, Symphony in the Park was a fundraiser for Ijams Nature … Continue reading
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“Haydn in the Garden:” a lovely free treat for the senses
You often hear Aram Demirjian, music director of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, say that 70 percent of the KSO’s performances occur outside of concert halls. By that, he means that, in addition to the scheduled concerts, the musicians also perform … Continue reading
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Symphony Board gathers to gab and gourmandize
Haha! Made you look! I just wanted to use the word “gourmandize” in a headline! Actually, this is just a light little post to launch us all into a (hopefully) relaxing — and cooler — weekend. The board of directors … Continue reading
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Lakeshore Park Picnic just shouts, “Summer!”
Temperatures hovered in the low 90s, but the vibe was definitely cool at Lakeshore Park last Saturday for its annual picnic fundraiser. Officials said 370 people either brought their own picnic dinner fare or purchased it from one of a … Continue reading
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Knox Symphony makes good on its “License to Trill”
Don’t get me wrong. I enjoy a fancy fundraiser at a swanky country club as much as the next person. But sometimes, let’s be honest, they can get a little stale. That’s why I thought it was refreshing last year … Continue reading
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