The Prodigies Presented by South Beach Chamber Ensemble
Walton Piano Quartet in D minor (1919)
FUNDarte, Miami Light Project and The Rhythm Foundation in collaboration with Miami Dade County Auditorium present Global Cuba Fest 2020 closing night featuring Piano Marathon Cubano by Jorge Luis Pacheco, and Mambo #2020 "Mambo meets Timba", by Alain Perez and Julio Montalvo Orchestra in Concert, on March 14th at 8:00 p.m. at Miami Dade County Auditorium.
Join us for the final round and award ceremony of the renowned Tenth National Chopin Piano Competition in Miami. Free for students. Underwritten by Joseph & Ligia Wiegand Family Foundation in Memory of Joseph Wiegand. https://www.chopin.org/competition-events
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Multi-Grammy winner, John Daversa, is one of the leading forces of large ensemble jazz today. Composed of the world's finest musicians, Daversa’s Large Jazz Orchestra explores the vast catalog of The Beatles through Daversa's imaginative, genre-fusing Grammy-nominated arrangements. Longtime colleague and world renown vocalist, Kate Reid, will be featured for this unique edition of Kaleidoscope Eyes through Daversa's creative lens.
After 10 highly successful seasons with our delightfully creative program OCEAN DR IN VIENNA, we have developed the concept to FLY with MISO! Fly with MISO to some of the most inspiring destinations where the music combined with their local art, food and cultural traditions will be a unique experience for some of the world most iconic cities. London, Paris, Rome, Prague, Budapest, Athens, and Berlin will be on our first itinerary sounding, looking and tasting better than you have ever dreamt before.
Mali Parkerson - Curator
Fernando Duprat - Executive Producer
Mozart Oboe Quartet in F major, K 370 (1781)
Britten Phantasy Quartet (1932)
Mozart Oboe Quartet in F major, K 370 (1781) (15 min.)
Britten Phantasy Quartet (1932)
The National YoungArts Foundation’s signature program, National YoungArts Week, welcomes more than 150 YoungArts Finalists to Miami.
A life-changing experience that supports young artists (ages 15–18 years or grades 10–12) in the visual, literary, and performing arts, this program fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and offers unparalleled guidance to prepare for a career in the arts.
Throughout the week, these promising artists work with master teachers in their field to share their talents with the public at New World Center and the YoungArts Campus.