April 16, 2004
The Hill Is Alive With The Sound of Music
Pat Embry, writing in today's Tennessean entertainment section, reports on Belmont University being on a hill alive with the sound of music:
From the casual observer driving down Wedgewood Avenue, Belmont University sits atop a well-manicured hill, an ornate mansion fronting a Baptist-affiliated institute of higher education. Among the many things you don't see: a thriving, eclectic, energetic music and arts community, fed in part by a nationally renowned music business college. Country headliners Trisha Yearwood and Brad Paisley and contemporary Christian stalwart Michael W. Smith are just three entertainment notables spawned from the campus.Two free concerts this weekend will spotlight to the public both Belmont's homegrown talent as well as its impressive concert venues.
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