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Prolific conductor returns to Schermerhorn Sept. 22

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By Ron Wynn Verified
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
NASHVILLE, TN — When one of the nation’s most prolific conductors offers their praises of a city’s orchestra, it speaks volumes for their quality. Anthony Parnther has led many of the world’s foremost symphony orchestras.
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Award-winning writer comes to Fisk University

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By Ron Wynn Verified
| The Tennessee Tribune Verified
NASHVILLE, TN — The great author Colson Whitehead is coming to Nashville in a joint presentation of Parnassus Books and Fisk University. Whitehead will be celebrating his new novel “Cool Machine.” This event will be held in the Appleton Room at Fisk’s Jubilee Hall July 28 at 6:30 p.m. and is a ticketed event. “Cool Machine” is the highly anticipated conclusion to Whitehead’s acclaimed Harlem Trilogy.
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Roger Spencer Distinguishes Jazz Myth From Fact

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By Ron Wynn Verified
| Nashville Scene Verified
Roger Spencer Over his extremely distinguished career of more than five decades, Roger Spencer noticed there were frequently significant differences between the notes jazz composers put on the page and the way instrumentalists or vocalists interpreted them — changes to the fundamentals of a piece, beyond the improvisation that’s often the lifeblood of live performance.
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