Music

Carmen tells the story of Don Jose, a Spanish soldier who falls in love with the fiery and tempestuous Carmen. After two months away, Jose finds that he has a rival for Carmen's affections in the form of the toreador Escamillo. Love, anger, and jealousy explode as the three become embroiled in this passionate Romance, containing some of the most iconic songs in opera. Written by the French composer Georges Bizet, with the libretto produced by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy, the Carmen opera premiered on 3rd March 1875. It has been hailed as a masterpiece and remains one of the most popular operas today.

Colombian Cultural Event & Festival

The Career Institute of the Miami Music Festival in partnership with Temple Emanu-El announce a special benefit concert to raise funds to support humanitarian relief efforts for the people of Ukraine. The evening will highlight music by Ukrainian composers in various chamber music and vocal selections. This performance is free and open to the public. Seating is general admission.

A hero on a quest and a princess finding her way encounter enchanted creatures, an evil queen and ultimately, each other – all with the help of a Magic Flute! Part of MMF’s popular Family Opera series, this production is created specifically for young children and will be performed with English dialogue. Mozart’s classic “singspiel” includes both spoken and sung dialogue, with familiar melodies you’ll be singing along to. Allow your children to experience opera in a family-friendly, live theatre setting.

MONTGOMERY Starburst MOZART Symphony No. 33 OKPEPHOLO Kutimbua Kivumbi VERDI Overture to La Forza del Destino SAINT-SAËNS Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso SCHUMANN Symphony No. 3 The next generation of symphonic conductors train at MMF’s Conducting Institute. These emerging artists gain valuable experience leading a full orchestra while being coached, as they study all aspects of the art of conducting with acclaimed faculty. Institute Fellows then have a chance to show off their artistry in a public concert. See them in Miami Beach first!

Wake up Miami! is PAXy's community project that brings FREE live music and art into people’s everyday lives by presenting a series of concerts/performances at Miami Metrorail/Metromover stations during the morning commute. Schedule: July 11 Felipe Lamoglia 18 Sign of Da' Times - A music/dance performance company which incorporates Deaf and hearing performers. Mission: “Bridging the gap between Deaf and hearing culture through education and the performing arts.” 25 Brecht Quartet August 1 Robyn Savitzky 29 Uma Galera September 12 Tony Perez 19 Matthew Sabatella and the Rambling String Band 26 Las Nubes

Back to 4, the new C4 Trio album contains 9 original songs, all composed by the members of the group. The album was recorded in Miami in co-production with Michael League and under the Ground Up label. Back to 4 walks through traditional Venezuelan genres such as joropo and merengue as well as experiments with world music. It is the first album of the ensemble in which they do not have any guests, only their instruments, their virtuosity and desire to make new music.

Hued Songs presents The Juneteenth Experience 2022

About this event
Hued Songs presents The Juneteenth Experience, a multidisciplinary, immersive performance of our American Holiday, Juneteenth - past, present, and future. Celebrating Freedom, Black artists, Black culture, Black community, and Black Miami.

6:30pm - Doors open

7:00pm - Screening Films

8:00pm - Procession - Show begins

The performance includes a diverse cast of local artists ranging from spoken word, song, dance, and animation.

Garrick Ohlsson, piano Athena Deng, piano Madison Yan, piano Christopher Shin, piano The Festival concludes with a rare South Florida appearance of one of America’s piano legends, Garrick Ohlsson, whose career was catapulted after winning the Chopin, Busoni, and Montreal International Competitions. His recital includes works of Brahms and Chopin and will be preceded by three of our talented Academy students: Canadian pianist Athena Deng, prize winner of the 2021 William Knabe International Piano Competition, American Christopher Shin, prize winner of the MTNA 2021-2022 Senior Piano Competition, and South Florida’s own Madison Yan, prize winner of the 2019 William Knabe International Piano Competition.

Khrystyna Mykhailichenko, piano Isadora Rezende, piano Evelina Kleczek,piano Antoni Kleczek, piano William Ge, piano Tonight we feature the Frost Chopin Academy’s youngest talents, including 13-year-old Evelina Kleczek, her 15-year-old brother Antoni, and 15-year-old William Ge, recipient of a Chopin Foundation scholarship. We are also featuring the winner of The First Parnassus International Music Competition, of the Music International Competition and full-scholarship recipient Isadora Rezende, 16, of Brazil. The evening concludes with 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee Khrystyna Mykhailichenko, whom we have also brought here on a full scholarship. Included in Khrystyna’s program are works from her native Ukraine.