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Nashville Symphony resumes concerts after $10 million Oracle gift

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The Nashville Symphony said it paused the rest of the season after it disclosed financial trouble, according to the NYT Business.

The outlet reports the concerts are back on now, after the symphony received a $10 million lifeline from Oracle.

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NYT BusinessNashville Symphony Receives $10 Million Lifeline From Oracle

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