The Miami Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Eduardo Marturet cordially invite you to Music of the past MUSIC OF THE FUTURE
Saturday April 10th, 8 pm / Lincoln Theater / Miami Beach
Sunday April 11th, 8 pm / Gusman Center for the Performing Arts/ Downtown Miami
Discovery Series: Music of the Past / Music of the Future
Two-for-One ticket offer call 305-275-5666 and mention Discover MISO
Program:
Delius-On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring / Jeffrey Stern Conductor
O’Connor-Double Concerto for Violin and Cello (South Florida Premiere)
Dvorak-Symphony No 7 Op. 70 in D Minor
Daniel Andai – Violin
Ashley Garritson – Cello
Eduardo Marturet – Conductor
With more than 85 professional musicians selected from the finest artists from around the world, MISO, Miami’s flagship orchestra, represents the exceptional talent and diversity that mirrors this city’s own international and multicultural richness. Today, MISO is celebrating its 21st season as Miami’s flagship professional orchestra. This season, it is presenting fourteen concert programs reflecting the full range of the classical canon, interwoven with newer works by contemporary composers, including national and world premieres.
Throughout the season, the symphony brings outstanding guest artists to Miami, showcasing virtuoso talent drawn from all corners of the globe. MISO takes its music beyond the concert halls and performs at Art Basel and other venues. The Miami Symphony Orchestra, was founded in 1989 by Maestro Manuel Ochoa. Since 2006, the baton has been in the hands of Maestro Eduardo Marturet, a Venezuelan composer and conductor acclaimed on three continents. Maestro Marturet envisions MISO as a world-class professional symphony anchored in Miami.
Save the date May 22, 2010 for MISO Annual Gala / Past – Present – Future. It will take place at the Ice Palace (59 NW 14th St. Miami) at 7 pm. More information please visit www.themiso.org
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
10689 North Kendall Dr., Ste 307
Miami, FL 33176
305-275-5666
http://www.themiso.org