MISO to perform in the heart of the Miami Design District

Eduardo Marturet, Conductor

Following the spectacular success of the first MISO-CHIC dedication to fashion, this season MISO-CHIC will be presenting a visual arts extravaganza.  Painting, sculpture, and urban street art with live performances on stage.  Music and Color will be combined as paint for the soul.

Marturet-Mikesell - Pictures at an Exhibition (World Premiere)
LeFrak - Variations on work by Sandra Muss (World Premiere)
and music by Beethoven, Brahms, Debussy, Ravel, and Strauss

Eduardo Marturet, Conductor

A Celebration of the Great American Songbook

The universal appeal of the Great American Songbook combines the brilliant complex and lush timeless melodies with sophisticated intelligent and accessible lyrics.  Music historians consider the Great American Songbook along with jazz to be the most important contributions made to American music in the 20th Century.

Join the Kontra Duo for an hour long presentation of music at the Church of the Epiphany.

A Celebration of the Great American Songbook

The universal appeal of the Great American Songbook combines the brilliant complex and lush timeless melodies with sophisticated intelligent and accessible lyrics.  Music historians consider the Great American Songbook along with jazz to be the most important contributions made to American music in the 20th Century.

A Celebration of the Great American Songbook

The universal appeal of the Great American Songbook combines the brilliant complex and lush timeless melodies with sophisticated intelligent and accessible lyrics.  Music historians consider the Great American Songbook along with jazz to be the most important contributions made to American music in the 20th Century.

Ravel - Bolero
Di Concilio - Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (World Premiere) with Ciro Fodere - Piano
Rimsky-Korsakov - Sheherezade

Eduardo Marturet - Conductor

Featuring New Works by Carter Pann and Osvaldo Golijov

ROBERT CARNOCHAN, director
TIMOTHY SHADE, guest conductor
ROSS HARBAUGH, cello
MELISSA HUGES, soprano
CARTER PANN, guest composer
OSVALDO GOLIJOV, guest composer

Robert Carnochan conducts the Frost Wind Ensemble in a performance of “composer in residence” Carter Pann’s monumentalSymphony for Winds “My Brother’s Brain.”  The 30-minute symphony highlights the composer’s relationship with his brother and the demons many of us deal with in our lives.  Also featured will be Frost School’s professor of Cello, Ross Harbaugh in the consortium premiere of Mr. Pann’s High Songs, a new work for amplified cello and chamber winds led by guest conductor Timothy Shade. Additionally, we will feature the highly acclaimed, New York based soprano soloist Melissa Hughes in a performance of Pulitzer Prize winning composer Osvaldo Golijov’s Three Songs for Soprano.

Program

Copland: Appalachian Spring Suite

Schumann: Cello Concerto

Carter Brey, cello

Brahms: Symphony No. 4 in E Minor

Closing its 18th season with grandiose splendor, the world class South Florida Symphony led by prize-winning Maestra Sebrina Alfonso presents “Spring Is In The Air” headlining Aaron Copland’s magnificent Appalachian Spring Suite. Three principal dancers from the critically acclaimed Martha Graham Dance Company enhance the Symphony’s performance with vignettes from Graham’s Appalachian Spring ballet; highly regarded actress Beth Holland narrates, with text from Graham’s letters to Copland.  Her eloquent and intimate descriptions of the characters, setting, and atmosphere offer the audience unique insight into the creative process and remarkable collaboration of these two geniuses.  Celebrating its 90th anniversary, this oldest American dance troupe is recognized as “one of the great dance companies of the world (New York Times) and “one of the seven wonders of the artistic universe” (Washington Post).

Program

with Tiempo Libre, Afro-cuban ensamble

with Lola Astanova, piano

with Brev Sullivan, electric guitar

with Haven Star, vocalist

with Nathan Pacheco, vocalist

with Sam Moore, vocalist

with King David, vocalist

with Louis Amanti, vocalist

with Victor Valdez, vocalist

with Malena Burke, vocalist

with Tony Medina, Electric Guitar

with EnVee , Vocalist

Rudy Perez: Classical-Crossover Director
Richard Jay-Alexander: Stage Director
Fernando Duprat: Executive Producer
Eduardo Marturet - conductor