Music

First-prize winner at the Concert Artists Guild Competition, Sinta Quartet continues with accolades for its virtuosity. Four saxophone masters craft a jaw-dropping experience of Dvořák, Ligeti, Béla Fleck, and others – from works steeped in folk tradition, to time-honored music from around the globe. “A tight-knit ensemble exploding with power and virtuosity!” - Boston Musical Intelligencer

One of the most sought-after drummers and percussionists in the world - a powerful technique steeped in the drumbeats that emanate from the streets of New Orleans. Enjoy noted New Orleans’ musicians Shannon Powell, drums and vocals; Kyle Roussel, piano; and Grayson Brockamp, bass. Just wow! “The most solid, swingin’ and stylistically simpatico rhythms to be found anywhere on the planet.” - Offbeat Magazine

5 String Swing sweeps concertgoers onto their feet with music of Cole Porter to George Gershwin, and everything in between, from the Great American Songbook. Dr. Steffen Zeichner, violin; Flexter Henderson, clarinet - saxophone - cajón; Dr. Greg Diamond, guitar; and Dr. Benjamin Whitman, bass create a lush, holiday celebration!

Principal Cello of the Cleveland Orchestra, Mark Kosower, embodies the complete musician, exemplified through his numerous awards and accolades. Joined by pianist, Melivia Raharjo, it’s an incredible evening with music of Beethoven, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, Krenek, Myaskovsky, and Martinů. “An exceptionally intelligent and sensitive cellist.” - Chicago Tribune

The Community Arts Program (CAP) 2023 Summer Concert Series opens when alumni of the CAP Miami Jazz Institute ALL-STAR Jazz Ensemble return for a full-on REUNION big band, directed by Daniel Strange! A top-tappin’ evening transports listeners to the Big Band era with music of Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, and other giants!

The Koubek Center at Miami Dade College presents Jazz@Koubek, a three-day event featuring resident jazz creators and performers exploring some of the many accents of jazz in Miami. Brilliant musicianship and stories told in post-bop and Afro-Caribbean grooves, roots music, and funk. There is a world of jazz to discover at the Koubek Center, May 11-13. Line up: Thursday 11th May 8pm: Tal Cohen Trio - Brandon Goldberg Trio Friday 12th May 8pm: LaVie Trio and Ed Calle Quartet Saturday 13th 8pm: Lemon City Trio and Aaron Lebos Quartet

Join the Miami Children's Chorus as they mark the completion of another successful season with "Yo Le Canto" their 2023 spring concert. The evening will feature performance by all of MCC's youth choral ensembles in a musical program inspired by the works of award winning choral composer Dr. David Brunner. Dr. Brunner who will be in attendance at the concert will conduct the premier of MCC's newest commission "One Song". $20 General Admission (group rate available) |Free for children 15 and under.

The Last Hundred Ensemble presents Brazilian guitarrist Geraldo Costa Neto Reserve your free tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tlh-season-2023-program-3-tickets-624110069017?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb Season 2023 Program 3 Drei Tentos by Hans Werner Henze (6') I N T E R M I S S I O N Relojerias Sensibles by Juan Trigos (15') Partita by Juan Trigos (22') in five movements

A recital of unjustly neglected piano works by women composers.

By GIOACCHINO ROSSINI Libretto by Cesare Sterbini First performed: February 20, 1816, Teatro Argentina, Rome Last performed by Florida Grand Opera in 2015 Opera’s most beloved rascal, the barber, Figaro, helps Count Almaviva woo and win the lovely Rosina. She may be the ward of Dr. Bartolo, but Rosina has a will of her own. Romance, secret messages, and disguises ensue as Rossini’s infectious melodies lead a looney tuney madcap comedy.