South Florida Classical Review

September 26
New World Symphony
Alasdair Neale, conductor
Free preseason concert
Adams: The Chairman Dances
Elgar: In the South
A. Schoenberg: Finding Rothko
Britten: Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra
7:30 p.m. Lincoln [...]

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Take an old-time saloon pianist and give him a classical virtuoso’s chops and you’ll have a fair idea of what it’s like to attend a [...]

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 With DVD, Otello finally has the right medium to appreciate Verdi’s masterpiece in all its rich detail and full glory. An operatic milestone with a supreme [...]

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Festival Miami, the music series that marks the traditional start of the fall concert season, is scaling back a bit this year but still offers [...]

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SANTA FE:  Joshua Habermann is a busy man.  Last fall he was hired as director of choral studies at the University of Miami Frost School [...]

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SANTA FE:  Paul Moravec’s The Letter, commissioned by Santa Fe Opera, is the most newsworthy production of the company’s 53rd season. But for old-fashioned, scenery-chewing [...]

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SANTA FE:  When a composer opens an opera with screams and six loud gunshots,  it’s fair to say he’s  grabbed the attention of his audience.
 Fortunately, [...]

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SANTA FE: In addition to offering the most unique setting for opera performance in North America, Santa Fe Opera is a company that historically enjoys [...]

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In the warmth of the summer evening, with the smiles of people waiting to enter the Persson Hall at Palm Beach Atlantic University Friday night, [...]

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August 30
Seraphic Fire Presents: Pianist Richard Dowling performs and discusses American ragtime, Rhapsody in Blue and other Gershwin works.
4 p.m. Miami Beach Community Church
www.seraphicfire.org; 305-285-9060.

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