Music

Girl Choir of South Florida at The Broward Center for the Performing Arts
Fri 12 May, 2017

In May of 2017, the Girl Choir of South Florida will present Dancing and Singing. All ensembles will open with Elizabeth Alexander’s If You Can Walk, You Can Dance, a fast-paced and joyful setting of this Zimbabwean proverb. Musical styles will range from traditional Baroque and Classical pieces to body percussion choirs of Latin and African rhythms. Besides settings of American song … +

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“PIANO ODYSSEY” – RECITAL BY JACOB MASON
Saturday, June 3. 2017 at 5:00pm

Program: Henry Cowell: Three Irish Legends The Tides of Manaunaun The Hero Sun The Voice of Lir Frederic Chopin: Ballade no. 3 in A flat major, op. 47 Henry Cowell: The Sword of Oblivion George Crumb: Twin Suns, from Makrokosmos, Book II Charles Norman Mason: Blazing Macaw, for piano and electronics Charles Tomlinson Griffes: The Pleasure-Dome of Kubla Khan ~intermission~ Claude Debussy: … +

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St. Hugh-Steinway Concert Series presents Anna Litvinenko and Roberto Berrocal
Fri 28 Apr, 2017

Virtuoso Cellist ANNA LITVINENKO and ROBERTO BERROCAL play Poulenc, De Falla and Golijov. Anna Litvinenko, American cellist of Cuban and Ukrainian heritage, began her cello studies with her father Konstantin Litvinenko at the age of six, and from a young age gained recognition at competitions, giving solo recitals, and appearing as a soloist with orchestras like the Miami Symphony, the New World … +

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Verdi's fiery drama of royal intrigue, un ballo in maschera, opens at Florida Grand Opera April 29, 2017

A tortuous love triangle involving the King of Sweden. A mysterious fortune teller who predicts that the King will soon die. An assassination plot. Few of Giuseppe Verdi’s operas contain as many bewitching elements as his 1859 masterpiece Un ballo in maschera (A Masked Ball), which opens at Florida Grand Opera on April 29, 2017, in the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing … +

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Live performance by Telekinetic Walrus at PAMM
Thu 20 Apr, 2017

Telekinetic Walrus is an eclectic enforcement of funky, psychedelic hip-hop, and theatre, which immerses the listener in a world of heavy electronic bass and space travel. It is comprised of Y Diz – Ableton Live Certified Trainer/Producer; The Time-Zoo Keeper – Vocals/MC; Corinne Stevie – Vocals/MC; Faun 5000 – Saxophone/Flute/Keys and Komakozie – Beatbox/MC. This Miami-based crew has taken stages by storm … +

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Tigertail: Solo concert guitar legend James Blood Ulmer
Sat 29 Apr, 2017

Tigertail’ FIRE festival closes with a solo concert by jazz and guitar legend James Blood Ulmer. Ulmer is among the most distinctive and influential free jazz electric guitarists to emerge in the past four decades. He has worked and recorded with Ornette Coleman, Art Blakey, Joe Henderson, Arthur Blythe, David Murray, Ronald Shannon Jackson, Vernon Reid and George Adams as bandleader and … +

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Vivian Sessoms in Concert at Collins Park
Sun 30 Apr, 2017

Vocalist Vivian Sessoms will be in Concert to celebrate International Jazz Day. Dr. Ed Calle’s student jazz ensemble will open the afternoon, and there will be a farmer’s market courtesy of the Market Company. Vivian Sessoms has been a featured vocalist for several artists, including Chris Botti (Jazz trumpeter), Harold Mabern (legendary jazz pianist), Eric Benet, Will Downing, Towa Tei (Dee-Lite), Ryuichi … +

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Miami Bach Society present Soprano Yetzabel Arias Fernandez
Wed 3 May, 2017

Soprano Yetzabel Arias Fernandez performs for the first time for Miami Bach Society audience with the program La Lucrezia (Georg Friedrich Handel) directed by Jay Bernfeld. La Lucrezia includes Cantata Spagnuola a voce sola; Pensieri Notturni di Filli HWV 134; Cantate La Lucrezia HWV 145; Sonata a Flauto e Cembalo HWV 362 and Suite for Harpsichord d minor HWV 428. Yetzabel Arias … +

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Jazz at MOCA: Carlos Averhoff, Jr
Fri 27 Jan, 2017

Carlos Averhoff, Jr. is a Latin Grammy nominated Cuban tenor saxophonist, he is a contemporary Afro-Cuban Jazz composer and educator. His debut album iRESI released in April 2015 at Boston’s Scullers Jazz Club has been applauded by international critics and major jazz blogs. Carlos has also collaborated with Louis Hayes, Jimmy Cobb, Bob Moses, Cuban drummers Horacio “El Negro” Hernandez and Calixto … +

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Florida Guitar Foundation presents Manuel Barrueco in concert
Fri 7 Apr, 2017 8:00pm

“If Barrueco is not the greatest living guitarist on the world stage today, I don’t know who is” -Fanfare Magazine “Barrueco is a mature artist at the height of his power…his technique is absolute, his expression restrained but always moving, always in the finest of state…what the guitar should sound like” -American Record Guide (2017) The Florida Guitar Foundation is extremely proud … +

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A Tsunami of Sound Coming to ARTSERVE
Sat 15 Apr, 2017

An eclectic group of live bands will take the stage at ArtServe, as this notable cultural location converts into a live music venue for a one-night extravaganza.  Headlining band, Musidora, offers a broad musical palette ranging from pummeling alt rock to ethereal-chill tunes.  Featured acts include C***Monsters, Escape the Clouds, Chris Kay and other special guest artists. Delicious snacks and a bountiful … +

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HuDost Live in Concert at SMDCAC
Sat 15 Apr, 2017

The music of HuDost, the Neo Folk World Rock Ensemble from Montreal and KY, weaves a seamless tapestry of sound that renders tears and laughter in listeners. The duo has toured extensively throughout the US, Canada and Europe since 2008. Their performance here in South Florida will include local tabla sensation, Jeffrey Deen and special guest flutist, George Tortorelli. Their music is … +

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SMDCAC presents One Night of Queen
Sat 15 Apr, 2017

Gary Mullen along with his band The Works, delivers the look and the sound of arguably the greatest live band of all time. A concert designed to present hit after hit of Queen’s “never-to-die” anthems, including “We Will Rock You,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “A Kind of Magic,” “I Want to Break Free” and “We Are the Champions.” Main Stage South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts … +

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Frost School of Music: 35th Annual Honor Band
Sat 1 Apr, 2017

The Department of Instrumental Performance sponsors the prestigious Frost Honor Bands Festival each year, attracting 200 talented high school instrumentalists from across Florida to the University of Miami campus for two days of rehearsals, master classes and a final concert. The performing groups include a Festival Wind Ensemble and Festival Symphonic Band conducted by outstanding conductors Robert Carnochan, Steve Rivero and Jay … +

Announcements

South Florida Symphony Orchestra: Untamed Spirit at ARSHT

South Florida Symphony Orchestra performance will be the last of its current season, bringing Mendelssohn’s popular Hebrides Overture opening the concert and Tchaikovsky’s fateful 5th Symphony’s brilliant fortissimos bringing the season to a majestic end. The SFSO has joined an international consortium of orchestras by co-commissioning a work written for returning pianist Jeffrey Biegel by composer/satirist Peter Schickele’s fictitious 18th Century alter … +

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Before Night Falls moves audiences to cheers and tears/ Two performances left!
Thru Mar 25, 2017

The first three performances of Before Night Falls were some of the most emotional, passionate, and theatrical events in the history of Florida Grand Opera. The audience leaped to their feet after both performances, in thunderous applause for what they had just seen. Many also were moved to tears since it was so dramatic and such a personal experience for them. Come … +

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New World Symphony: Dimensions
Fri 31 Mar, 2017

Dimensions is a special event designed by Zach Manzi (Clarinet Fellow at the New World Symphony) who will be a host and Dean Whiteside as Conductor. The idea is to invite the audience to take part in the inner world of musicians to bring down barriers. Zach Manzi has enjoyed many recent performances with The Juilliard Orchestra and Wind Orchestra as well … +