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Apply to play in the Fifth Annual Miami Beach Youth Music Festival

Open Call for Talented Miami Beach Youth Musicians


—Now Accepting Entries for the Fifth Annual Miami Beach Youth Music Festival —

In partnership with the City of Miami Beach, the Rhythm Foundation will host the fifth annual Miami Beach Youth Music Festival next year as a hybrid in-person and
virtual showcase of our city’s most talented young musicians. Auditions are now open now for those who wish to participate in the festival, which will take place at the North Beach Bandshell on Saturday, March 13, 2021.

Ready for Christmas feat. NEGRONI’s TRiO

Celebrate the season with three-time Latin Grammy Nominee José Negroni’s holiday concert, “Ready for Christmas” featuring NEGRONI’s TRiO, performed live at Miami-Dade County Auditorium’s Drive-Through Theatre Experience. Enjoy the Christmas classics such as “Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire”, “Feliz Navidad”, “El Tamborilero” and Rumba’s “El Burrito Sabanero.” Treat yourself and your family to Latin jazz in its purest form this holiday season in a safe and secure environment.

Young Talents Showcase Concert Presented by Kaleidoscope MusArt

Kaleidoscope MusArt’s annual Young Talents Showcase [YTS] project offers young pianists ages 18 and under an opportunity to discover and perform rarely-heard repertoire, with an emphasis on composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. This concert will feature the winners of the YTS Auditions 2020: John Enrique Aguilar (student of Akina Yura) Daniel Alessandro Farias (student of Debora Sanchez) Jonathan Samuel Hus (student of Soojung Kwon) Kyle Lam (student of Redi Llupa) Audrey Liang (student of Akina Yura) Bryce Meecham (student of Soojung Kwon) John Sebastian Phillips (student of Gerardo Teissonnière) Natalia Solano (student of Yianni Iliadis) Paul Fredrick Wubbena (student of Mara Lauzums) Christopher Yang (student of Redi Llupa) Registration is free but required: https://my.demio.com/ref/ehtrYH15s6DroJJs

Ferdinand the Bull Virtual Storytime Presented by Greater Miami Youth Symphony

This interactive concert experience takes participants on an adventure around the world from Argentina to Mexico to Spain and ending with the inspiring story of Ferdinand the Bull – a tale of peace and standing up to bullies. Ferdinand and his friends will be brought to life by our string family, through the music of George Bizet’s Carmen in a 30-minute concert performed by GMYS Symphony students, accompanied by dual language narration, and visuals that bring the story to life. Perfect as a bedtime story but be sure to come early for creative brain teasers and to stick around for live activities following the performance

The Afro-Latinx Music Experience featuring Aymée Nuviola, Nestor Torres and More Presented by The Arsht Center

The Heritage Project online artistic salon series continues with The Afro-Latinx Music Experience.

On Wednesday, October 28 at 5:30 PM, our online artistic salon series continues with The Afro-Latinx Music Experience, a discussion about the African influences on Latin music and cultures. Afro-Latinx musicians will share their experiences as Black members of the music industry.

Save Our Stages Fest Presented by National Independent Venue Association (NIVA)

The National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) is partnering with YouTube for a 3-day virtual music festival to #SaveOurStages. #SOSFEST will live stream on NIVA's official YouTube channel October 16-18 and will feature all new performances. This benefit event aims to generate significant awareness, advocacy and donations for the NIVA Emergency Relief Fund, directly supporting our most vulnerable venues experiencing catastrophic revenue loss.

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