Nashville: Finding the Right Tunes in Music City

Queen Victoria’s remark on the Fisk Jubilee Singers gave Nashville its most celebrated epithet, “Music City”. That was way back in 1874, but music has always been the soul of Nashville.

If you’re looking for live renditions of contemporary Jubilee Singers, you should be definitely headed for the Fisk University. The original performers of the Fisk Jubilee Singers were students of this university who made the slave songs popular all over the world.

Step back in time to the Grand Ole Opry at their former home at the Ryman Theater. The theater is also the venue for other impressive performances.

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Manoj Borah is a Senior Writer & Journalist working with http://www.cheapoair.com , a top travel site online. Manoj writes and reviews articles with special focus on vacation spots for budget travelers and road warriors, besides sharing tips and nuggets on booking flight to Chicago, hotels and Las Vegas attractions.

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