Performances
Duo Stephanie and Saar show versatility in Dranoff Foundation program
The Dranoff Foundation enterprising concert programs have admirably highlighted rarely heard …
Sun Apr 20, 2014
at 1:55 pm
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New World Percussion Consort shows the Reich stuff
The New World Symphony’s Percussion Consort presented American composer Steve Reich’s …
Sun Apr 20, 2014
at 1:29 pm
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From Mozart to Sibelius, New World members shine in concerto showcase
Apart from displaying the impressive level of talent in the New …
Sun Apr 13, 2014
at 12:19 pm
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Frost Opera Theater goes retro with a brilliant and audacious “Jackie O”
Michael Daugherty’s Jackie O is a postmodern synthesis of American popular …
Fri Apr 11, 2014
at 12:52 pm
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Seraphic’s mixed “Seven Last Words” proves more operatic than reflective
Seraphic Fire’s latest project is a collaboration with Chicago’s Spektral Quartet …
Thu Apr 10, 2014
at 12:49 pm
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Miami Symphony offers a premiere and children-friendly collaboration
The premiere of a new work for two double basses and …
Sun Apr 06, 2014
at 9:14 pm
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FGO’s second-cast “Tosca” by no means second best
An outstanding second cast took the stage Sunday at the Arsht …
Mon Mar 31, 2014
at 1:16 pm
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Ohlsson recital shows a gentler side with Chopin, Scriabin
Although it’s unlikely that the ULTRA rave-fest siphoned off any patrons, …
Mon Mar 31, 2014
at 11:45 am
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Soprano shines in FGO’s dramatically intense “Tosca”
Puccini’s Tosca is such brilliantly effective theater that opera companies could …
Sun Mar 30, 2014
at 2:43 pm
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Nestor Torres and friends close Saint Martha series with lively Latin program
While “A Caribbean Celebration” was the theme of the Saint Martha-Yamaha …
Sun Mar 30, 2014
at 2:06 pm
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Magnificent Rachmaninoff from Ohlsson with an auspicious podium stand by Gersen
Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 may be one of the most …
Sat Mar 29, 2014
at 12:55 pm
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Wallis Giunta delivers her compelling confection of Kurt Weill’s “Sins”
The Seven Deadly Sins, a twenty-first century reinvention of Kurt Weill’s …
Fri Mar 28, 2014
at 1:21 pm
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Miami Piano Fest wraps with a worthy evening of Liszt
Following concerts devoted to Chopin and Schumann, the Miami International Piano …
Wed Mar 26, 2014
at 1:33 pm
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Amir Katz presents an impressive Schumann evening at Miami Piano Fest
At first sight, a program of three piano works encompassing only …
Tue Mar 25, 2014
at 12:16 pm
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Israel Philharmonic reaches the summit with affirmative Bruckner
American and Israeli flags flanked the stage at the Arsht Center’s …
Mon Mar 24, 2014
at 12:40 pm
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Miami Piano Fest opens with Italianate Chopin
“The Romantic Spectrum” is this year’s theme of the Miami International …
Mon Mar 24, 2014
at 11:56 am
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Heras-Casado, New World raise the roof with intense Shostakovich
Ears may still be ringing from Saturday night’s high-intensity New World …
Sun Mar 23, 2014
at 1:16 pm
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Lent the wrong tenor, the women provide the highlights in Palm Beach Opera’s “Tales of Hoffmann”
Palm Beach Opera’s production of The Tales of Hoffmann offers a …
Sat Mar 22, 2014
at 2:10 pm
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Cleveland Orchestra’s multimedia “Planets” achieves liftoff at Arsht Center
A multimedia presentation of Gustav Holst’s orchestral blockbuster The Planets was …
Sat Mar 22, 2014
at 1:40 pm
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Daniel Hope brings conviction to Joachim program
You might think a recital dedicated to the legacy of the …
Wed Mar 19, 2014
at 12:22 pm
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