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Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Schermerhorn Symphony Center

Concert hall in Nashville, TennesseeWikipedia

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Oct 13, 2026

DalanieHOST
29:51
A Texas-based company specializing in cloud-based data, cloud-based database infrastructure.
DalanieHOST
29:59
And they are creating a strategic partnership with the Nashville Symphony that will allow the furloughed musicians and staff to return to work at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
DalanieHOST
30:10
Must be the Oracle Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
KatieHOST
30:12
About to be.
KatieHOST
30:13
Private equity, equity hidden orchestras is crazy.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:36
It does seem like a big question.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:38
Um, it, it, uh, certainly the, the building itself, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, has, has been central to the, um, the, the, the money troubles at the symphony for, for many years.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:49
And Colleen, you, you wrote about this essentially, uh, showing that the building almost, when it came down to it, came first before the mu- the musicians almost.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
18:58
What, what do you mean by that?
Blake FarmerHOST
36:32
I...
Blake FarmerHOST
36:32
Certainly, the, the building itself, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, has, has been central to the, um, the, the, the money troubles at the symphony for, for many years.
Blake FarmerHOST
36:43
And Colleen, you, you wrote about this, essentially, uh, showing that the building almost, when it came down to it, came first before the mu- the musicians almost.
Blake FarmerHOST
36:52
What, what do you mean by that?
Leonard SlatkinGUEST
39:26
And they are answerable to the CEOs and ownership of the company.
Blake FarmerHOST
39:29
Right.
Blake FarmerHOST
39:30
Can the symphony afford the Schermerhorn?
Leonard SlatkinGUEST
39:35
It's a good question and one we've been wrestling with for the last few days.
Nina CardonaHOST
2:36
The brand new CEO resigned.
Nina CardonaHOST
2:37
The only performances left on the schedule for the Schermerhorn Symphony Center were the kinds where the venue is basically rented out by some other performer who pays for orchestral musicians to back them up.
Nina CardonaHOST
2:48
That put the roughly 100 members of the symphony in a horrible position.
Nina CardonaHOST
2:51
Their jobs were gone.
Tom PriceHOST
25:47
Musicians and staff are set to be let go October 18th, the symphony said.
Tom PriceHOST
25:52
According to the symphony, the money will allow the organization to resume its 2026-2027 season and bring musicians and staff back to the Schermerhorn Symphony Center.
Tom PriceHOST
26:02
One week ago, we wrote to you with difficult news.
Tom PriceHOST
26:05
The Nashville Symphony was suspending the remainder of our season and taking other difficult steps to address a serious financial challenge, the organization said in a statement on their website.
Whitney PastorekHOST
13:24
I mean, there have been rumors in town for years that the symphony board is not great at their jobs.
Whitney PastorekHOST
13:30
They clearly overspent on the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, right? That's where Martha Ingram has had-
Marie Cecile AndersonHOST
13:35
Yeah
Whitney PastorekHOST
13:35
... to swoop in for years to cover the bill on that thing.
Tom PriceHOST
25:47
Suspending concerts and furloughing colleagues impose profound hardship on people who have given this institution their talent, their labor, and their trust, he said.
Tom PriceHOST
25:57
Schermerhorn Symphony Center will remain open for private rentals and events during the restructuring period, and previously booked weddings and other events will not be affected.
Tom PriceHOST
26:06
Music director Leonard Slatkin said his final concerts of the season will take place October 16th and 17th, but he plans to remain in his role during the restructuring.
Tom PriceHOST
26:17
Although my final concerts this season will take place on October 16th and 17th, I intend to remain the Nashville Symphony's music director, and I'm committed to walking alongside our musicians, staff, board, and community as we work toward our return," Slatkin said.

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