Presenting a world of music From Sep 30th through Nov 4th, 2006In its 23rd Gala Season, Festival Miami 2006 reaches new heights with twenty seven concerts in a five-week whirlwind showcasing music from around the world. Presented by the Frost School of Music and held at the Maurice Gusman Concert Hall, Festival Miami features performances by award-winning University of Miami music students and faculty as well as internationally renowned guest artists. This year Festival Miami recognizes retiring Frost School of Music Dean and Festival founder William Hipp, with a specially commissioned Festival Miami tribute cover created by Romero Britto. Since 1983, Dean Hipp has provided visionary leadership and dedication to the University of Miami and the South Florida community. He will step down as Dean in May 2007. For more information, please call: 305.284.4940
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Pianist MISHA DACIĆ pla... +
Pianist Misha Dacic performs at Key Biscayne Piano Festival, acclaimed for its passion and virtuosity, this one-time-only concert will include a wide program. There will also be an introductory talk by Frank Cooper. RACHMANINOFF Elegie … +
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Nu Deco at The Citadel ... +
Nu Deco is back at The Citadel with for a night of music by Steven Freund, Caroline Shaw, and Jonathan Bailey Holland, a special collaboration with the eclectic indie-ensemble Hurray for the Riff Raff featuring Alynda Seggara, and … +
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Kaleidoscope Eyes: A Bi... +
Multi-Grammy winner, John Daversa, is one of the leading forces of large ensemble jazz today. Composed of the world’s finest musicians, Daversa’s Large Jazz Orchestra explores the vast catalog of The Beatles through Daversa’s imaginative, … +
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Spanish HARLEM Orchestr... +
Sizzling salsa and Latin jazz, straight from El Barrio! Fresh off a 2018 Grammy® win, the Spanish Harlem Orchestra comes to the Parker Playhouse in celebration of their 15th anniversary. This powerhouse, 13-member group will … +
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BLACK VIOLIN: Impossibl... +
Black Violin is composed of classically trained violist and violinist Wil B. and Kev Marcus who combine their classical training and and hip-hop influences to create a distinctive multi-genre sound often described as “a classical … +
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Celebrating Charlie Par... +
The most important innovator in jazz was saxophonist Charlie Parker, born in 1920. His centennial will be celebrated by an all-star band of exponents of his music. There is only one individual who unquestionably revolutionized … +
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