Archive for 2015
Kievman’s ambitious “Intelligent Systems” offers invention, theatrical spectacle
Carson Kievman’s visionary music theater work Intelligent Systems—The Surrender of Self […]
Sat Jun 06, 2015
at 2:21 pm
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Composer Kievman to go cosmic with long-gestating, interstellar opera
Composer Carson Kievman is remarkably relaxed for someone who is about […]
Mon Jun 01, 2015
at 10:28 am
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Miami Lyric Opera serves up an enjoyable potpourri
Miami Lyric Opera’s gala concert on Saturday offered a rousing evening […]
Sun May 31, 2015
at 12:55 pm
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Florida Grand Opera closes season in the black for first time in five years
In an unexpected and positive announcement after a financially challenging season, […]
Fri May 29, 2015
at 1:31 pm
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Amernet Quartet overcomes distractions at Mainly Mozart Festival
For its annual appearance at the Mainly Mozart Festival the Amernet […]
Mon May 25, 2015
at 1:26 pm
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Khristenko makes piano dance at Mainly Mozart Festival
The Biltmore Hotel’s opulent Alhambra Ballroom was filled with similarly dazzling […]
Mon May 18, 2015
at 3:12 pm
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Egorov displays bravura and eccentricity at Miami Piano Festival
Leonid Egorov is an unconventional pianist. The young Russian made his […]
Sun May 17, 2015
at 11:44 am
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Stirbat lives up to expectations with fiery debut at Miami Piano Festival
Many pianists open recitals with a bit of Haydn or Mozart, […]
Sat May 16, 2015
at 2:24 pm
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South Beach Chamber Ensemble closes season with Brahms and Faure
The South Beach Chamber Ensemble wowed an intimate audience Thursday night […]
Fri May 15, 2015
at 1:01 pm
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Cheung opens Miami Piano Festival with a program of contrasts
A decade ago Rachel Cheung debuted at the Miami International Piano […]
Fri May 15, 2015
at 9:31 am
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Raluca Stirbat to bring Romanian flair (and music) to Miami Piano Festival
When Raluca Stirbat makes her American debut Friday night at the […]
Tue May 12, 2015
at 11:38 am
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Florida Grand Opera delivers a powerful staging of Menotti’s “Consul”
Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Consul is one of the great American […]
Sun May 10, 2015
at 11:15 am
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Seraphic Fire wraps season with Kile Smith’s ethereal “Vespers”
The average concertgoer—or even the above-average one—probably couldn’t name the instruments […]
Thu May 07, 2015
at 10:25 am
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Florida Grand Opera to go back to the Cold War future with “The Consul”
A grim city haunted by secret police. A dissident on the […]
Tue May 05, 2015
at 11:51 am
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Miami Symphony closes season with piano extravaganza
Six pianos, six pianists, 12 hands, 528 keys. One by one […]
Mon May 04, 2015
at 10:45 am
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Seraphic Fire to close season with Kile Smith’s new-old “Vespers”
For early music ensembles, it can be a challenge to present […]
Fri May 01, 2015
at 1:00 pm
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Miami Summer Music Festival plans ambitious lineup of classes and performances
The Miami Summer Music Festival will bring 200 college and professional […]
Thu Apr 30, 2015
at 8:34 pm
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Les Arts Florissants makes a delightful Miami debut
The New World Center was transformed into an intimate Baroque opera […]
Thu Apr 30, 2015
at 12:53 pm
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New World Symphony out of its Cage with new online archive
The New World Symphony, which is performing at Carnegie Hall tonight, […]
Tue Apr 28, 2015
at 9:04 pm
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Four world premieres highlight Gary Green’s farewell Frost concert
The concluding program of the University of Miami Frost School of […]
Mon Apr 27, 2015
at 1:55 pm
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