Nashville Symphony Association

The Nashville Symphony Association is a non-profit organization based in Nashville, Tennessee. With 192 employees, the organization generates $50 million in annual revenue. The Nashville Symphony is renowned for its extensive discography, boasting 29 releases on Naxos, the world's largest independent classical music label. Their recordings span a diverse range of composers, from classical masters like Beethoven and Bernstein to contemporary figures like Joan Tower. These recordings have garnered significant acclaim, including 13 GRAMMY® Awards and 24 nominations. Beyond recordings, the symphony actively engages with the community through educational programs and concerts. The organization is dedicated to music education and community outreach, reaching 80,000 children and adults annually through various initiatives. These include Young People's Concerts for K-12 students, sectional lessons for band and orchestra students, and free Community Concerts. Furthermore, the Nashville Symphony launched Accelerando, a program designed to support young musicians from underrepresented backgrounds in pursuing collegiate and professional music careers. For more information about the Nashville Symphony, visit their website at nashvillesymphony.org.