Performances
Palm Beach Symphony wraps season with virtuosic Chopin, stirring Beethoven
The Palm Beach Symphony ended its season Monday with a program […]
Tue May 20, 2025
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Libeer’s thoughtful programming provides a Ravelian feast in Aventura
Julien Libeer is an exceptionally interesting recital programmer. When the Belgian […]
Mon May 19, 2025
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Master Chorale serves up a populist feast of American song
A celebration of American music, in its many styles and permutations, […]
Sat May 10, 2025
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Gardner closes New World season with revelatory Bartók
British conductor Edward Gardner exudes uninhibited energy on the podium. That […]
Sun May 04, 2025
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Harding and Cleveland Orchestra soar with “The Planets”
Some symphonic repertoire requires a conductor who is a specialist, deeply […]
Sat May 03, 2025
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Fiterstein, Korepanova close FOCM’s transitional season with insight, panache
The clarinet is a difficult instrument to present in recital, in […]
Wed Apr 30, 2025
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Schwarz, Frost Symphony close season in style with kaleidoscopic showpieces
Stravinsky’s Firebird Suite is familiar repertoire at symphony concerts. Yet Saturday […]
Sun Apr 27, 2025
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A gifted cellist’s debut and revelatory Berlioz from Denève, New World Symphony
A performance by a gifted, charismatic cellist and a revelatory reading […]
Sun Apr 20, 2025
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Stasevska makes impressive New World debut with Sibelius
Few composers’ works embody their native surroundings as much as those […]
Mon Apr 14, 2025
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FGO’s lurid “Carmen” more show biz than Bizet
Georges Bizet’s Carmen is one of opera’s timeless masterpieces. Long a […]
Sun Apr 13, 2025
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Seraphic Fire wraps season with rare music and a Vivaldi masterwork
In Baroque era Italy, cloistered nuns played a vital musical role, […]
Sat Apr 12, 2025
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McDermott’s Beethoven proves a highlight with Palm Beach Symphony
Symphony orchestras have been justly criticized for excessive reliance on music […]
Wed Apr 09, 2025
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Neale leads New World Symphony in heartening Haydn and Beethoven
Last week, Michael Tilson Thomas, founder and longtime artistic director of […]
Sun Apr 06, 2025
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Palm Beach Opera wraps season with a stylish and delightful “Figaro”
A stylish and witty production of Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro […]
Sat Apr 05, 2025
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MTT’s final New World concert a moving and memorable event
Sometimes the occasion of a concert can make the musical performance […]
Mon Mar 31, 2025
at 12:55 pm
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Moravec premiere, Berg’s Gershwin spark Frost Symphony concert
George Gershwin’s (Piano) Concerto in F is imbued with the spirit […]
Sun Mar 30, 2025
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Chochieva displays individual virtuosity for Friends of Chamber Music
Zlata Chochieva is a formidable keyboard artist who has made occasional […]
Wed Mar 26, 2025
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Itin shows poetic sensibility in Russian masters for Miami Piano Festival
When Ilya Itin made his debut at the Miami International Piano […]
Mon Mar 24, 2025
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Noseda, Hahn, and National Symphony wrap Arsht series on triumphant note
For decades, the National Symphony Orchestra has been an enigma. The […]
Sun Mar 23, 2025
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Israel Philharmonic makes a stellar return to Arsht Center
The American and Israeli National Anthems resounded vociferously as the Israel […]
Thu Mar 20, 2025
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