• Latest
  • Trending
The Nashville Symphony Announces ‘Salute to Vienna’ New Years Concert

The Nashville Symphony Announces ‘Salute to Vienna’ New Years Concert

September 27, 2019

The Perfect Culmination: How One Violinist Found His Calling in the U.S. Air Force Strings

December 19, 2025

The Road Ahead for Music and Arts Ed: Keeping it Human

December 18, 2025
Bob Rogers Travel

The Power of Small School Music Programs

December 17, 2025

Rehearsal AI: Transforming Artificial Intelligence into Authentic Musical Intelligence

December 15, 2025

Crafting a Creative Mindset for Band – Part 2

December 14, 2025

Headlines December 2025

December 10, 2025

Turn Rejection Into Success

December 10, 2025

Full Plate? Slow Down to Show Up

December 10, 2025

Tuning Ritual for Jazz Band

December 8, 2025

Why You Matter

December 8, 2025
2025 Teachers’ Choice Award Winners

2025 Teachers’ Choice Award Winners

December 1, 2025
Using Repair Initiatives as a Strategy for Increasing Community Engagement

Using Repair Initiatives as a Strategy for Increasing Community Engagement

November 29, 2025
Saturday, December 20, 2025
  • Contact
SBO+
Symphony of Magic
  • Subscribe Free!
    • Manage Subscription
  • Departments
    • Choral
    • String Section
      • String Section
    • Concert Band
    • Modern Band
      • Mariachi
    • Orchestra
    • Instruments
      • Woodwinds
        • Wind Talkers
      • Percussion
        • GoodVibes
      • Repertoire
      • Playing Tips
    • Marching Band
    • Resources
      • Fundraising
    • Jazz
    • Brass
    • General Music
    • Advocacy
      • NAfME Neighborhood
      • MAC Corner
      • MusicEd: Mentor Minute
    • Commentary
      • Bubbett’s Bookshelf
      • Leadership Tips
      • Perspective
      • InService
        • America’s Bandmasters
        • America’s Musicians
      • Tone Deaf Comics
    • Features
    • News
      • Headlines
  • Current Issue
    • Past Issues
  • Support
  • Awards/Entries
    • 50 Teachers Who Make a Difference
    • Teachers’ Choice Awards
  • Advertise
    • Email PR!
No Result
View All Result
  • Subscribe Free!
    • Manage Subscription
  • Departments
    • Choral
    • String Section
      • String Section
    • Concert Band
    • Modern Band
      • Mariachi
    • Orchestra
    • Instruments
      • Woodwinds
        • Wind Talkers
      • Percussion
        • GoodVibes
      • Repertoire
      • Playing Tips
    • Marching Band
    • Resources
      • Fundraising
    • Jazz
    • Brass
    • General Music
    • Advocacy
      • NAfME Neighborhood
      • MAC Corner
      • MusicEd: Mentor Minute
    • Commentary
      • Bubbett’s Bookshelf
      • Leadership Tips
      • Perspective
      • InService
        • America’s Bandmasters
        • America’s Musicians
      • Tone Deaf Comics
    • Features
    • News
      • Headlines
  • Current Issue
    • Past Issues
  • Support
  • Awards/Entries
    • 50 Teachers Who Make a Difference
    • Teachers’ Choice Awards
  • Advertise
    • Email PR!
No Result
View All Result
SBO+
No Result
View All Result
Bob Rogers Travel

The Nashville Symphony Announces ‘Salute to Vienna’ New Years Concert

byMike Lawson
September 27, 2019
in Orchestra, News
0
The Nashville Symphony Announces ‘Salute to Vienna’ New Years Concert
Share on Facebook
ADVERTISEMENT

The Nashville Symphony has announced their “Salute to Vienna” New Years Concert for 2020.

ADVERTISEMENT

Enjoy the music of Johann Strauss, Franz Lehár and their contemporaries – including selections from Die Fledermaus and The Merry Widow, along with the beloved Blue Danube Waltz – and ring in the New Year with a dazzling program that evokes all the charm and romance of Vienna’s golden hour.
This extravaganza on January 3, 2020, will feature a full orchestra, vocalists and some of Europe’s finest ballet and ballroom dancers. The Nashville Symphony will not perform at this concert. Get ticket information here.

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

You may also like:

The Three-Quarter-Time Maestro: André Rieu and His Vision for Waltzes in Music Education BG orchestra director Elizabeth Bennett, Ed Jacobi, student teacher Emma Burrows of the University of Illinois, and BG choir director Debora Utley after a concert at the Church of St. Simon and St. Jude in Prague, March, 2010.Ed Jacobi Sony Classical Releasing “The Complete Mitropoulos Recordings for RCA and Columbia” Giancarlo Guerrero with Nashville SymphonyMusic City’s Maestro Violins of Hope in Nashville: Remembering the Holocaust through the Arts
Tags: Nashville Symphony
ADVERTISEMENT
Previous Post

Musical Innovations and Fox Music House Host Successful Clarinet Day

Next Post

Over 500 Student Musicians to Perform in Orlando in All-National Honor Ensembles

Next Post
Over 500 Student Musicians to Perform in Orlando in All-National Honor Ensembles

Over 500 Student Musicians to Perform in Orlando in All-National Honor Ensembles

Please login to join discussion
Midwest Clinic Technology Pre-Conference
  • December 2025

    Articles | Digital Issue
  • November 2025

    Articles | Digital Issue
  • October 2025

    Articles | Digital Issue
  • September 2025

    Articles | Digital Issue
  • August 2025

    Articles | Digital Issue
© 2005 - 2025 artistpro, LLC
7012 City Center Way, Suite 207
Fairview, Tennessee 37062
(800) 682-8114

Wenger Endur Music Stand
No Result
View All Result
  • Subscribe Free!
    • Manage Subscription
  • Departments
    • Choral
    • String Section
      • String Section
    • Concert Band
    • Modern Band
      • Mariachi
    • Orchestra
    • Instruments
      • Woodwinds
      • Percussion
      • Repertoire
      • Playing Tips
    • Marching Band
    • Resources
      • Fundraising
    • Jazz
    • Brass
    • General Music
    • Advocacy
      • NAfME Neighborhood
      • MAC Corner
      • MusicEd: Mentor Minute
    • Commentary
      • Bubbett’s Bookshelf
      • Leadership Tips
      • Perspective
      • InService
      • Tone Deaf Comics
    • Features
    • News
      • Headlines
  • Current Issue
    • Past Issues
  • Support
  • Awards/Entries
    • 50 Teachers Who Make a Difference
    • Teachers’ Choice Awards
  • Advertise
    • Email PR!

© 2005 - 2024 artistpro, LLC 7012 City Center Way, Suite 207 Fairview, Tennessee 37062 (800) 682-8114