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The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MSO), recognized as the Official Symphony Orchestra of the City of Miami, has announced its highly anticipated 2023-24 season, set to captivate audiences with a stellar lineup of performances under the direction of Maestro Eduardo Marturet.
As the cultural heartbeat of Miami, the Miami Symphony Orchestra continues to elevate the musical landscape, and the upcoming season promises to be a testament to the orchestra’s unwavering commitment to artistic excellence.
Maestro Marturet, celebrated for his dynamic and visionary leadership, once again will take the podium to guide the MSO through a repertoire that spans classical masterpieces to contemporary works, ensuring a diverse and enriching experience for concertgoers.
The season’s highlights include three concerts at the Adrienne Arsht Center:
Grand Season Opening
Enjoy a fantastic evening conducted by music director and conductor Marturet, with the world premiere of Intuiciones para Contrabajo y Orquesta composed by Tulio Cremisini, a 2023 MISO commission, and featuring MISO double bass principal Luis Gomez-Imbert; the enchanting melodies of Edvard Grieg’s Concerto for Piano and Orchestra in A minor, Op. 16, performed by Latin Grammy winner and acclaimed pianist Kristhyan Benitez, and Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8 in G major, Op. 88.
Glimpses of a Living Culture
Guiding this symphonic exploration is Maestro Marturet, MISO’s music director and conductor, who will perform yet another world premiere, a 2024 MISO commission by American composer Karen LeFrak with great guitarist Sharon Isbin as soloist — Miami Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra. Don’t miss this celebration of music’s power to connect us to the heart of the human experience.
Grand Season Finale:
Prepare for the Grand Season Finale of the Miami Symphony Orchestra featuring virtuoso violinist Lea Berringer. This evening promises to be a fitting culmination of MISO’s 2023-24 season, leaving the audience spellbound with the evocative power of music and the extraordinary talents of the orchestra and its music director and conductor, Marturet.
In addition to the concert series, the Miami Symphony Orchestra will do a season at the Peacock Park, Doral Park, and MISO Chamber Music Series at the MISO Headquarters in the Heart of the Miami Design District. MISO also will continue its outreach programs, educational initiatives, and community engagement activities, reinforcing its role as a cultural ambassador for the City of Miami.
For subscriptions and ticket information, concert schedules, and additional details, visit www.themiso.org or call 305-275-5666.
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