Producer Billy Sherrill bought this house on Nine Mile Hill in October 1968, just before Tammy Wynette released “Stand by Your Man,” which he produced. Sherrill productions like “Delta Dawn,” “Behind Closed Doors,” and “The Grand Tour” came out while he was here. In 1976, he sold the house to Kenny Rogers’ producer, Larry Butler, who produced “Lucille” and other hits while he owned the place. #Nashville #Nashvillemusic #countrymusic | Nashville Musical History Tour

217K views · 3.7K reactions | “It’s not anything elaborate, but it’s more than I ever hoped for,” Greenwood told People magazine about this Donelson house in 1983. #Nashville #NashvilleMusic | Nashville Musical History Tour | Facebook

Session drummer Kenny Malone played on hundreds of Nashville recordings from the 1970s until his death in 2021, including Dolly Parton's "Jolene," Crystal Gayle's "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue," and Dobie Gray's "Drift Away." Known for his innovative hand-drumming technique, he was one of the most recorded drummers in Nashville history. He lived in this house for nearly 30 years. #nashville #nashvillehistory #nashvillemusic | Nashville Musical History Tour

5.2K views · 100 reactions | Musica sacra de Semana Santa, tradicional en San Antonio Huista Marimba Hermanos Camposeco | San Antonio Huista | Facebook

1.7K views · 64 reactions | La música sacra es uno de los elementos más importantes y significativos de la #SemanaSantaGT. Conoce la historia del músico y director de la Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Guatemala, Martín Corleto, uno de sus grandes exponentes. #ProtagonistasDeNuestroTiempo | Gobierno de Guatemala | Facebook

Verdi’s Aida first “real” première was at La Scala, Milan in 1872. 135 years later, Daniel Barenboim gave a solo recital on the same stage in May 2007 and presented Liszt's transcription of "Danza sacra e duetto" from Aida. 🎥 Watch now the full clip: youtu.be/ZM6HOKSrILo | Deutsche Grammophon - DG