A comprehensive calendar of classical music concerts in South Florida

Mike Hamersly
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ALHAMBRA ORCHESTRA

Oct. 30: A Spooky Symphony: Multimedia Halloween spectacular, featuring the Greater Miami Youth Symphony. MDCA.

Jan. 22: “South Florida’s Got Talent” - Presenting the Young Winners of our Annual Concerto Competition. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 17-18: West Side Story with Miami Acting Company. Pinecrest.

March 12: “Go For Baroque.”

May 7: 33rd Season Finale Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Nov. 4-5: The Cleveland Orchestra in Miami: French Impressions; Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor; George Li, piano; works by Varèse, Debussy, Ravel. Arsht.

Nov. 10: Israel Philharmonic; Lahav Shani, music director. Arsht.

Dec. 30: Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert. Arsht.

Jan. 20-21: The Cleveland Orchestra; Franz Welser-Möst, conductor; works by Schubert (Symphony No. 8 [“Unfinished”] and Tchaikovsky (Symphony No. 6 [“Pathétique”]. Arsht.

Jan. 27-28: The Cleveland Orchestra in Miami; Franz Welser-Möst, conductor; Lisa Batiashvili, violin; works by Tchaikovsky (Violin Concerto in D Major), Deutsch (Intensity, Miami premiere), Respighi (Roman Festivals). Arsht.

Feb. 1: Anne-Sophie Mutter & Mutter Virtuosi; Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, op. 8; violinist and conductor Joseph Bologne’s Chevalier de Saint-Georges. Arsht.

Feb. 15: The Philadelphia Orchestra; Nathalie Stutzmann, conductor; Gil Shaham, violin. Arsht.

March 4: West-Eastern Divan Ensemble; Michael Barenboim, concertmaster. Arsht.



AVENTURA ARTS & CULTURAL CENTER

Oct. 23: Grand Opening Event: Miami International Piano Festival Presents a Concerto Night with conductor Javier Mendoza and pianists Franceso Libetta (Italy), Nikolay Khozyainov (Russia) and Stephen Beus (U.S.). Aventura.

Nov. 5: Rachmaninoff and his Legacy – Rach 150; Dranoff 2 Piano presents Asiya Korepanova and Ilya Kazantsev in a 150th-anniversary celebration of Sergei Rachmaninoff featuring two piano suites with performances of Bach and Brahms. Aventura.

Nov. 20: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Vyacheslav Gryaznov (Russia). Aventura.

Nov. 30: Boston Early Music Festival, A Miami Premiere; double bill of chamber operas features Jean-Baptiste Lully’s “Idylle sur la Paix” and Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s “La Fête de Rueil.” Aventura.

Jan. 8: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Julien Libeer (Belgium). Aventura.

Feb. 26: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Francesco Libetta (Italy). Aventura.

March 26: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Reed Tetzloff (U.S.). Aventura.

April 30: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Florian Noack (Belgium). Aventura.

May 21: Miami International Piano Festival Presents: Dmitry Ablogin (Russia). Aventura.



BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Oct. 28: Disney in Concert: Tim Burton’s Nightmare Before Christmas will screen the haunting

holiday classic with Danny Elfman’s score performed live by the South Florida Symphony

Orchestra. BCPA.

Nov. 6: South Florida Pride Wind Ensemble: Beyond Borders 2. BCPA.

Nov. 8: Symphony of the Americas: Opening Night. BCPA.

Dec. 6: Symphony of the Americas: Holidays with the Symphony. BCPA.

Jan. 10: Symphony of the Americas: The Father of the Symphony. BCPA.

Feb. 21: Symphony of the Americas: Dancing Across Borders. BCPA.

March 9: Itzhak Perlman with Pianist Rohan De Silva. BCPA.

March 12: New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players: The Mikado. BCPA.

March 14: Symphony of the Americas: Stephen Sondheim … A Tribute featuring Liz

Callaway. BCPA.

April 11: Symphony of the Americas: Spain … Further Beyond! BCPA.

May 9: Symphony of the Americas: Finale! Schumann & Brahms. BCPA.



CHOPIN FOUNDATION

Nov. 6: Chopin for All free concert with Anthony Ratinov. Granada.

Nov. 20: Chopin Salon with Antonio Pompa-Baldi. MBWC.

Dec. 4: Chopin for All free concert with Cezary Karwowski. Granada.

Jan. 22: Chopin for All free concert with Khrystyna Mykhailichenko. Granada.

Jan. 29: Chopin Salon with with Jon Nakamatsu (piano) and Michael Klotz (viola). MBWC.

Feb. 12: Chopin for All free concert with with Kamil Pacholec. Granada.

Feb. 26: Chopin in Key Biscayne with Rachel Naomi Kudo. KBCC.

March 5: Chopin Salon with Ning An. MBWC.

March 19: Chopin for All free concert with Michael Davidman. Granada.

April 23: Chopin for All free concert with Young Local Pianists. Granada.

May 21: Chopin for All free concert with Kate Liu. Granada.

FIU SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Sept. 30: FIU Symphony Orchestra: Bach and Beethoven. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 1: Ruckus, with featured soloist Emi Ferguson. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 5: FIU Wind Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 9: Beethoven, Brahms and Banter. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 15: FIU Concert Choir and University Singers. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 16: American Guild of Organists Young Artist Recital: James Kealey. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 20: Departmental Recital. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 20: FIU Opera Workshop: French Arias & Opera Scenes from La Belle Époque. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 21: FIU Liszt Festival: Francesca Khalifa. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 23: Simply Carnatic: Sikkil Guruchan. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 23: FIU Liszt Festival: Jeffrey LaDeur. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 27: FIU Music Festival: FIU Jazz Big Band and Rodriguez Brothers. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 28: FIU Music Festival: Opera Gala ft. Young Artists of Santa Fe Opera and FIU Symphony Orchestra. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 29: FIU Music Festival: Stravinsky. FIU-Wertheim.

Oct. 30: FIU Music Festival: Organist Alcee Chriss. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 4-5: FIU Music Festival: All Brahms with Amernet String Quartet, violist Milena Pajaro-van de Stadt, pianist Anton Nel, and cellist Bion Tsang. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 6: FIU Music Festival: ICE Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 9: FIU Wind Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 9: FIU Student Composers Recital. Mana-Wynwood.

Nov. 13: Beethoven, Brahms and Banter. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 15: Miami Guitar Orchestra. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 17: FIU Jazz Vocal Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 18: FIU Choral High School Festival and Culminating Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 18: FIU String Chamber Ensembles Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 19: Piano Recital: Grigorios Zamparas. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 20: FIU Voice Studio. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 21: FIU Latin Jazz Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Nov. 30: FIU Jazz Big Band and Jazz Vocal Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Dec. 1: Departmental Recital. FIU-Wertheim.

Dec. 2: Messiah presented by FIU Symphony Orchestra and Choirs. FIU-Wertheim.

Dec. 5: New Music Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

Jan. 18: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Opening Concert with Augusta Reed Thomas and Amernet String Quartet. WOLF.

Jan. 21: Piano Recital: Svetozar Ivanov. FIU-Wertheim.

Jan. 25: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Composer Marcos Balter and FIU NODUS Ensemble. WOLF.

Jan. 28: FIU Festival of Jazz Bands and Jazz Faculty Ensemble Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 1: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: FIU Alumni Composers Concert. WOLF.

Feb. 3-4: FIU Symphony Orchestra: Shostakovich Symphony #5. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 5: Brahms, Beethoven and Banter. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 8: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Loadbang. WOLF.

Feb. 11: FIU Festival of Bands and FIU Wind Ensemble Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 15: FIU Choirs. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 16-17: FIU Opera Theater. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 18-26: FIU Miami International GuitART Festival. FIU-Wertheim.

Feb. 22: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Jason Calloway, Chen Hui-Jen, and Jacob Sudol. WOLF.

Feb. 23: FIU Departmental Recital. FIU-Wertheim.

March 11: FIU Latin American Choral Festival. FIU-Wertheim.

March 15: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Guitarist Dieter Hennings and Percussionist Vaillancourt. WOLF.

March 26: FIU Voice Studio. FIU-Wertheim.

March 29: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: Music from North and South America. WOLF.

April 4: FIU String Chamber Ensembles Concert. FIU-Wertheim.

April 5: New Music Miami ISCM Festival: String Noise Duo. WOLF.

April 12: FIU Jazz Big Band. FIU-Wertheim.

April 12: FIU Student Composers Recital. Mana-Wynwood.

April 13: FIU Departmental Recital. FIU-Wertheim.

April 16: Brahms, Beethoven and Banter. FIU-Wertheim.

April 18: Miami Guitar Orchestra. FIU-Wertheim.

April 19: FIU Wind Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

April 19: Composer Jessie Cox and Amernet String Quartet. WOLF.

April 20: FIU Jazz Vocal Ensemble. FIU-Wertheim.

April 22: Earth Day Concert ft. FIU Symphony Orchestra. FIU-Wertheim.



FLORIDA GRAND OPERA

Nov. 12-15: El matrimonio secreto (The Secret Marriage) by Domenico Cimarosa. Arsht.

Jan. 28-31: Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini and Buoso’s Ghost by Michael Ching. Arsht.

Feb. 9-11: Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini and Buoso’s Ghost by Michael Ching. BCPA.

March 18-21: Tosca by Giacomo Puccini. Arsht.

April 13-15: Tosca by Giacomo Puccini. BCPA.

April 29-May 2: The Barber of Seville. Arsht.

May 18-20: The Barber of Seville. BCPA.



FLORIDA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Nov. 20: Flute Choir with Nestor Torres & His Band. NPC.

Dec. 4: Principal Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Flute Choir. CSCA.

Dec. 11: Chamber Strings, Repertory Strings, Flute Choir. Sunrise.

Dec. 19: iPlay, Alpha Strings, Silver Strings. NSU.

Feb. 19: Family Music “ParkFest”: Principal Orchestra & Flute Choir, with Guest Artist Nestor Torres. Heritage.

March 5: Symphony Orchestra, Repertory Strings, Chamber Strings. CSCA.

April 23: Symphony Orchestra. MGA.

May 8: iPlay, Alpha Strings, Silver Strings. NSU.

May 21: Concert & Banquet: Principal Orchestra, Symphony, Repertory Strings, Chamber Strings, Flute Choir – Guest Artist Nestor Torres. Signature.



FROST MUSIC LIVE – SIGNATURE SERIES

Sept. 25: Southern Charm: Frost Symphonic Winds. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 2: Tribute to Friederich Gulda. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 7: Choralcopia. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 8: Dreams of Sonic Landscapes – Ensemble Ibis. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 9: Dionysiaques – Frost Wind Ensemble. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 25: Emerging Composers Concert. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 27: Frost Chamber Singers. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 28: Frost Chamber Players. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 29: Titans – Frost Symphony Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Oct. 30: Awaken – Frost Symphonic Winds. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 1: Frost Saxophone Ensemble. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 2: Frost Flute Ensemble. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 4: Disney 100-year Celebration - Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 6: Coming Home – Frost Chorale. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 9: Frost Trombone Choir. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 10: Orchestral Masterworks - Frost Repertory Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 11: Stamps Woodwind Quintet. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 13: Song and Dance featuring Hila Plitmann - Frost Wind Ensemble. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 16: Frost Chamber Music Showcase. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 18: Andrew Lauler – Masters Percussion Recital. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 19: Bergonzi Piano Trio. UM-Gusman.

Nov. 28: Frost Percussion Group Showcase. UM-Gusman.

Dec. 1: Frost Chamber Singers. UM-Gusman.

Dec. 3: Shout - Frost Symphony Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Dec. 6: Frost Chamber Music Showcase. UM-Gusman.

Dec. 7: Songs and Serenades - Frost Symphonic Winds. UM-Gusman.

Jan. 21: Green Eggs and Hamadeus – Family Concert. UM-Gusman.

Jan. 28: 40th Annual Frost Honor Band Concert. UM-Gusman.

Jan. 29: Schubertiade Extravaganza Part I and II. UM-Gusman.

Feb. 3: Oye Como Va - Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Feb. 11: Convergence – Frost Symphony Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Feb. 15: Zukerman Leads Mozart - Frost Symphony Orchestra. UM-Gusman.

Feb. 19: Journeys– Frost Choral Studies. UM-Gusman.

Feb. 22: Stamps Brass Quintet. UM-Gusman.



KRAVIS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Nov. 6: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Sarah Chang performs Bruch, conducted by Gerard Schwarz.

Nov. 9: Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.

Dec. 1: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Garrick Ohlssen plays Beethoven.

Dec. 11: George Li, piano.

Jan. 1: Salute to Vienna: New Year’s Concert.

Jan. 10: Concerto Budapest Symphony Orchestra.

Jan. 13: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

Jan. 16: Vision Duo: Ariel Horowitz, violin; Britton-Rene Collins, percussion.

Jan. 20-22: Palm Beach Opera Presents Madama Butterfly.

Jan. 23: The Cleveland Orchestra.

Jan. 30: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Susan Graham, “America’s favorite mezzo-soprano,” conducted by Gerard Schwarz.

Jan. 31: The Mutter Virtuosi.

Feb. 5: Munich Symphony Orchestra.

Feb. 13-14: The Philadelphia Orchestra.

Feb. 16: Oliver Herbert, cello; Xiaohui Yang, piano.

Feb. 26: Palm Beach Opera presents: Cosi Fan Tutte.

Feb. 27: Academy of St Martin in the Fields, featuring cellist Johannes Moser.

March 2: Janice Carissa, piano.

March 13: New World Symphony.

March 14: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Misha Dichter Plays Gershwin, conducted by Gerard Schwarz.

March 19: Zurich Chamber Orchestra.

March 24-26: Palm Beach Opera presents: Falstaff.

April 16: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Joshua Bell, violin; Mendelssohn and Beethoven, conducted by Gerard Schwarz.

May 5: Spotlight on Young Musicians.

May 15: Palm Beach Symphony presents: Maria João Pires, piano; conducted by Gerard Schwarz.



LYNN UNIVERSITY’S CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC



Sept. 25: Philharmonia No. 1. Lynn-Wold.

Oct. 9: 2022 Lynn Concerto Competition, Final Round. Amarnick.

Oct. 10: Guest Pianist Jose Ramon Mendez in Recital and Master Class. Amarnick.

Oct. 29-30: Philharmonia No. 2. Lynn-Wold.

Nov. 12-13: Philharmonia No. 3. Lynn-Wold.

Nov. 17: “Beethoven & Belief,” featuring Pianist Roberta Rust. Snyder.

Dec. 6: 2022 Lynn Chamber Music Competition, Final Round. Amarnick.

Dec. 7: Chamber Music Competition Winner’s Recital. Snyder.

Dec. 11: 19th Annual Gingerbread Holiday Concert. Lynn-Wold.

Jan. 19: Piano Passion. Lynn-Wold.

Jan. 21: Fourth Annual Alumni Recital, featuring the Kalinovsky-Lokhina Duo. Amarnick.

Jan. 28-29: Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition. Lynn-Wold.

Feb. 19: Avery Gagliano in Recital. Amarnick.

March 18-19: Philharmonia No. 4. Lynn-Wold.

March 25: An Early Music Spring Concert. Amarnick.

April 1-2: Verdi Requiem. Lynn-Wold.

April 6: Woodwind Department Recital. Amarnick.

April 15: 2023 John Oliveira String Competition, Final Round. Amarnick.

April 21: 17th-Annual New Music Festival: Spotlight 1 – Emerging Composers. Amarnick.

April 23: 17th-Annual New Music Festival: Spotlight 2 – The Art of Marti Epstein. Amarnick.



MARTHA/MARY CONCERT SERIES

Sept. 25: Baroque Jazz Club Presents: C4 TRIO. CCCC.

Oct. 21: VOCES8 with Frost Chorale. CCCC.

Dec. 11: Baroque Jazz Club Presents: Nestor Torres & Alaima Gonzalez. CCCC.

Jan. 8: Brandon Goldberg Trio. CCCC.

Feb. 19: Rachel Barton Pine with Paul Posnak. CCCC.

April 23: Italian Saxophone Quartet. CCCC.



MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AUDITORIUM

Oct. 9: Florida Chamber Orchestra presents “Spanish Extravaganza” with Marlene Urbay. MDCA.

Oct. 21: Daniel del Pino Piano Recital. MDCA.

Oct. 30: A Spooky Symphony: Halloween spectacular featuring the Alhambra Orchestra and Greater Miami Youth Symphony. MDCA.

Dec. 10: Florida Chamber Orchestra presents Christmas Is in the Air with the Caribbean Tenors. MDCA.

Feb. 26: Florida Chamber Orchestra presents “Herencia Cubana III.” MDCA.

May 18-19: Dranoff International 2 Piano Foundation presents “Cuba: A Musical Journey of Independence.” MDCA.



MIAMI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Oct. 23: Grand Season Opener, with Eduardo Marturet conducting: LeFrak, Rachmaninoff, Brahms. Arsht.

Feb. 12: Pulsing Symphonic Sounds, with works by Marturet, Di Concilio, LeFrak, Stravinsky. Arsht.

May 7: Grand Season Finale, with pianist Maria João Pires: Mozart, Whitacre, Tchaikovsky. Arsht.



NEW WORLD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

Oct. 25: High School Instrumental Ensembles. MDC-Wolfson.

Oct. 27: High School Voice Concert, featuring the NWSA High School Choir. MDC-Wolfson.

Oct. 29: Opera Scenes. MDC-Wolfson.

Nov. 29: College Piano Chamber & Composition Recital. MDC-Wolfson.

Dec. 1: High School Jazz Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

Dec. 6: College Chamber Orchestra Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

Dec. 7: Concerto Competition Winners’ Concert. Lyric.

Dec. 8: High School Choir Holiday Concert. Trinity.

Dec. 13: High School Wind Ensemble. MDC-Wolfson.

Jan. 5: NWSA Music Faculty Recital. MDC-Wolfson.

Feb. 21: NWSA Symphony Orchestra. Arsht.

Feb. 23: High School Wind Ensemble. MDC-Kendall.

March 2: High School Voice Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

March 10: Rising Stars Performance. MDCA.

April 4: College Composition/Chamber/Piano Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

April 20: College Chamber Orchestra Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

April 22-23: Opera Production, with soloists of the New World School of the Arts Opera Theater Ensemble. Lehman.

April 27: High School Jazz Combos Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

May 9: High School Choir Concert. MDC-Wolfson.

May 11: High School Instrumental Ensembles Concert. MDC-Kendall.



NEW WORLD SYMPHONY

Sept. 30: Percussion Consort – Junkestra: Nathaniel Stookey, musical saw; Nathaniel Stookey, “Junkestra”; Kenji Bunch: Concerto for Piano Trio and Percussion; George Crumb: Music for a Summer Evening (Makrokosmos III). NWC.

Oct. 2: Concert for Kids – Chad Goodman, Conducting Fellow. NWC.

Oct. 9: Chamber Music – The Lark Ascending: Jennifer Frautschi, violin; Kevin Day: Ignition; Hanns Eisler: Divertimento for Wind Quintet; Ralph Vaughan Williams: The Lark Ascending; Felix Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No. 2; Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson: String Quartet No. 1, “Calvary.” NWC.

Oct. 15-16: 35th Anniversary Season Opener: Christoph Koncz, conductor; Jeanine De Bique, soprano; Bartók: Music for Strings, Percussion and Celeste; Brahms: Symphony No. 3. NWC.

Oct. 22: MTT & Rachmaninoff: Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor; Yefim Bronfman, piano; All-Rachmaninoff program: “Vocalise,” Piano Concerto No. 3, Symphony No. 2. NWC.

Oct. 24: Inside the Music. NWC.

Nov. 4-5: The Cleveland Orchestra + New World Symphony: Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor; George Li, piano; Debussy: Jeux; Debussy: Fantaisie for Piano and Orchestra; Mahler: Symphony No. 1. Arsht.

Nov. 6: Chamber Music – Weiss Plays Mozart: Orion Weiss, piano; Albert Roussel: Divertissment; Dorothy Hindman: Untitled I; Lili Boulanger: D’un soir triste; Witold Lutosławski: Dance Preludes; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor, K. 478. NWC.

Nov. 12: El Maiz de mi Gente: Chad Goodman, conductor; Arturo Márquez: Conga del Fuego Nuevo; Carlos Chávez: Xochipilli; Federico Ibarra Groth: Sinfonía No. 2, “Las antesalas del sueño”; Juventino Rosas: “Sobre las olas”; Blas Galindo: Sones de Mariachi. NWC.

Nov. 19-20: Handel’s Water Music: Jeanette Sorrell, conductor; Sonya Headlam, soprano; George Frideric Handel: Selections from Water Music; Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Four Violins; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate; Ballet Music from Idomeneo. NWC.

Dec. 9-10: Spanish Dances: Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor; Primous Fountain: Ritual Dances of the Amak; Carlos Chavez: Symphony No. 2, “Sinfonía india”; Gabriela Ortiz: Téenek — Invenciones de Territorio; Manuel de Falla: The Three-Cornered Hat; José Pablo Moncayo: Huapango. NWC.

Dec. 16-17: Sounds of the Season Holiday Concert: Chad Goodman, Conducting Fellow. NWC.

Dec. 18: Chamber Music – Northern Lights: Carl Nielsen: Wind Quintet; Jean Sibelius: Serenata; Jo Kondo: An Insular Style; Edvard Grieg: Two Elegiac Melodies; Ann Southam: Quintet; Mogens Andresen: Three Norwegian Dances. NWC.

Jan. 14: Carmina Burana: Patrick Quigley, conductor; Isata Kanneh-Mason, piano; Seraphic Fire - Elliot Madore, baritone; Ralph Vaughan Williams: Serenade to Music; Clara Schumann: Piano Concerto; Carl Orff: Carmina Burana. NWC.

Jan. 21-22: Tchaikovsky 5: Gemma New, conductor; Alisa Weilerstein, cello; Valerie Coleman: Umoja; Samuel Barber: Cello Concerto; Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5. NWC.

Jan. 29: Chamber Music – The Catalyst Quartet: Frederick C. Tillis: Mvt. II (Wade in the Water) from Spiritual Fantasy No. 12; Richard Strauss: String Sextet from Capriccio; Roberto Sierra: Concierto de Camara; Bright Sheng: Hot Pepper; Max Bruch: Octet. NWC.

Feb. 2-12: Black History Month Festival. NWC.

Feb. 17-18: Absolute Jest: Nicholas Collon, conductor; Randall Goosby, violin; New York Philharmonic String Principals; Gabriela Ortiz: Antrópolis; Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto; John Adams: Absolute Jest. NWC.

Feb. 25: Percussion Consort: MTT’s Island Music: Svet Stoyanov, percussion; Michael Tilson Thomas: Island Music; Garth Neustadter: Seaborne. NWC.

March 11: Price + Beethoven: David Robertson, conductor; Michelle Cann, piano; Zoltán Kodály: Dances of Galánta; Florence Price: Piano Concerto; Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 2. NWC.

March 18-19: Wagner’s Ring - Valkyries & Valhalla: Domingo Hindoyan, conductor; Heidi Melton, soprano; All-Wagner program. NWC.

March 26: Chamber Music – This Is Now: International Contemporary Ensemble, collaborators/guest artists Sofia Rocha: New work TBA; Fernanda Navarro: String Quartet; Johannes Brahms/arr. Cox: Chorale Preludes; Dmitri Shostakovich: Piano Quintet. NWC.

March 31: Late Night at New World Symphony: Matthias Pintscher, conductor; Ensemble intercontemporain; Jake Arditti, countertenor; Olga Neuwirth: Hommage à Klaus Nomi. NWC.

April 1: From the Canyons to the Stars: Matthias Pintscher, conductor; Ensemble intercontemporain; Olivier Messiaen: Des canyons aux étoiles... NWC.

April 8: Chamber Music – Beethoven’s Storm: Davone Tines, baritone; Ann Millikan: Trens Coloridos; Jeffrey Mumford: pond within the drifting dusk; J.S. Bach: Ich habe genug, BWV 82; Sofia Gubaidulina: Rubayat; Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quintet, “Storm.” NWC.

April 14-15: Enigma Variations: Peter Oundjian, conductor; Joan Tower: Duets; Joel Thompson: To Awaken the Sleeper; Edward Elgar: Enigma Variations. NWC.

May 6-7: Season Finale – NWS + Miami City Ballet: Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor; Miami City Ballet. NWC.



NU DECO ENSEMBLE

Oct. 7-8: Nu Deco at the Colony Theatre. Colony.

Dec. 10: Nu Deco at the Arsht Center I. Arsht.

Jan. 21: Nu Deco at the Miami Beach Bandshell I. MBB.

March 2: Nu Deco at the Arsht Center II. Arsht.

March 25: Nu Deco NXT Spring Concert at South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center. SMDCAC.

April 1: Nu Deco at the Miami Beach Bandshell II. MBB.

April 28: Nu Deco at the Arsht Center II. Arsht.



ORCHESTRA MIAMI

Oct. 23: Family Fun Series: Bizet y la Cucarachita. Pinecrest.

Jan. 8: Family Fun Series: The Three Little Pigs: An Opera for Kids. Pinecrest.

Jan. 22: Chamber Music: Britten and Brahms. FUMCG.

Feb. 4-5: The Road of Promise by Kurt Weill, Temple.

Feb. 19: Family Fun Series: Musical Stories from Around the Globe. Pinecrest.

Feb. 24: Beethoven on the Beach – Free Outdoor Concerts. MBB.

Feb. 26: Beethoven on the Beach – Free Outdoor Concerts. Gateway.

March 3: Beethoven on the Beach – Free Outdoor Concerts. Pinecrest.

March 19: Chamber Music: Mendelssohn and more. FUMCG.

March 26: Family Fun Series: Hallelujah Handel. Pinecrest.



SERAPHIC FIRE



Nov. 3: Love | War. St. Sophia.

Nov. 4: Love | War. Flower.

Nov. 5: Love | War. All Saints.

Nov. 6: Love | War. St. Gregory’s.

Dec. 9: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. St. Philip’s.

Dec. 10: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. All Souls.

Dec. 11: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. All Saints.

Dec. 13: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. St. Gregory’s.

Dec. 14: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. St. Sophia.

Dec. 16: A Seraphic Fire Christmas. Flower.

Jan. 20: Old | New. Flower.

Jan. 21: Old | New. All Saints.

Jan. 22: Old | New. All Souls.

Feb. 16: The Enlightenment Festival: Life | Death. St. Sophia.

Feb. 17: The Enlightenment Festival: Life | Death. St. Philip’s.

Feb. 18: The Enlightenment Festival: Life | Death. All Saints.

Feb. 19: The Enlightenment Festival: Life | Death. All Souls.

Feb. 24: The Enlightenment Festival: Beginning | End. Flower.

Feb. 25: The Enlightenment Festival: Beginning | End. All Saints.

Feb. 26: The Enlightenment Festival: Beginning | End. St. Gregory’s.

March 22: Sacred | Profane. St. Sophia.

March 24: Sacred | Profane. St. Philip’s.

March 25: Sacred | Profane. All Saints.

March 26: Sacred | Profane. All Souls.

April 28: First | Last: 20th Anniversary Concert. Flower.

April 29: First | Last: 20th Anniversary Concert. All Saints.

April 30: First | Last: 20th Anniversary Concert. St. Gregory’s.



SOUTH FLORIDA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Nov. 9: Tchaikovsky, Elgar & Barber: Barber: First Essay for Orchestra, Op. 12; Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 featuring Askar Salimdjanov, violin; Elgar: Enigma Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36. Parker.

Nov. 10: Tchaikovsky, Elgar & Barber: Barber: First Essay for Orchestra, Op. 12; Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 featuring Askar Salimdjanov, violin; Elgar: Enigma Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36. NWC.

Dec. 3: Handel’s “Messiah.” Parker.

Dec. 4: Handel’s “Messiah.” Barry.

Jan. 24: Gottsch: Ocklawaha – World Premiere; Shostakovich: Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, Op. 70; Great Opera Arias from Verdi, Puccini and more. NWC.

Jan. 25: Gottsch: Ocklawaha – World Premiere; Shostakovich: Symphony No. 9 in E-flat major, Op. 70; Great Opera Arias from Verdi, Puccini and more. Parker.

Feb. 15: Berlioz: Béatrice et Bénédict Overture; Brahms: Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102 Featuring Geneva Lewis, violin, & Gabriel Martins, cello; and Sibelius: Symphony No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 82. Parker.

March 22: Dvořák: Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 104 featuring Zuill Bailey, cello; and Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, “From the New World.” Parker.

March 23: Dvořák: Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 104 featuring Zuill Bailey, cello; and Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, “From the New World.” NWC.

April 26: Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor, Op. 30 Featuring Svetlana Smolina, piano; Bruckner: Te Deum Featuring the South Florida Symphony Chorus with soloists Catalina Cuervo, soprano; Neil Nelson, bass-baritone; Rehanna Thelwell, mezzo-soprano and Andrés Lasaga, tenor. Parker.



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