Book
A Note yet Unsung
First published 2017
Vienna-trained violinist Rebekah Carrington returns to Nashville determined to earn a place in the city’s new orchestra, only to encounter the belief that women are physically and socially unfit for professional performance. Conductor Tate Whitcomb is struggling to complete a symphony while concealing worsening pain and a family history he would rather leave in the Appalachian mountains.
Their collaboration brings classical and traditional music together while exposing the barriers faced by women performers in the 1870s. Within the Belmont circle, professional pride gives way to dependence, compassion and faith as Rebekah and Tate learn that a life’s truest work may require another person’s gifts rather than solitary acclaim.
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