Nashville Symphony Conductor Accused of Misconduct

Nashville Symphony Conductor Accused of MisconductNashville Symphony Conductor Accused of Misconduct Nashville, Tennessee – The Nashville Symphony has placed its music director, Giancarlo Guerrero, on administrative leave following allegations of sexual misconduct. The accusations were made by several women, including current and former members of the symphony. According to a statement released by the symphony, the allegations were brought to their attention on March 9, 2023. An independent investigation was immediately launched, and Guerrero was placed on leave pending its outcome. The specific allegations against Guerrero have not been made public, and the investigation is ongoing. However, sources close to the investigation have said that they involve inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment. Guerrero has denied the allegations and issued a statement through his attorney, saying that he is “confident that the investigation will vindicate his reputation.” The allegations have sent shockwaves through the Nashville music community. Guerrero has been a respected figure in the city for over two decades, and his leadership has been credited with revitalizing the symphony. The Nashville Symphony has said that it is committed to providing a safe and respectful environment for all of its members and patrons. The symphony has also said that it will cooperate fully with the investigation. The accusations against Guerrero are a reminder that sexual misconduct is a serious issue that can affect people in all walks of life. It is important for victims of sexual misconduct to come forward and report their experiences so that perpetrators can be held accountable and appropriate measures can be taken to prevent further incidents.