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The Mainly Mozart Festival concludes at 3 p.m. Sunday at the University of Miami’s Gusman Concert Hall with pianist Marina Radiushina, violinist Eli Matthews and cellist Joshua Roman in works by Mozart, Schnittke, Part, Janacek, Falla and Piazzolla and members of Miami City Ballet in choreography by Adriana Pierce to music by Schoenfield. Tickets are $20; 786-469-2251, mainlymozart.com.
Change is in the air for the Mainly Mozart Festival, and in many ways, Sunday’s program at the Coral Gables Museum marked the end of an era. The Bergonzi String Quartet, which has been a festival mainstay from its very first outing, was joined by clarinetist Margaret Donaghue Flavin in tribute to the series’ namesake with a warmly sonorous performance of the Clarinet Quintet in A Major.
Read the review at SouthFloridaClassicalReview.com.
Culture Shock Miami, a program that provides students with low-cost tickets to arts events, is expanding with a bang into presenting shows. On Saturday, it will bring the drumming and dance troupe Street Beat to the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center.
Imagine an opera company that functions with the cold precision of a touring Broadway musical, and you will have imagined everything that Miami Lyric Opera is not.
As Mario Ernesto Sánchez opens the 28th edition of the International Hispanic Theatre Fest, he’s looking to the future with enthusiasm.
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