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Aaliyah Capili, voice - Senior Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Latin Jazz Ensemble Concert

Rosa Antonelli, Piano

Carnegie Hall

For her Carnegie Hall recital debut, American soprano Lisette Oropesa performs a distinctive program of works by Cuban, French, and Italian composers. Carnegie Hall audiences will recognize Oropesa from recent performances with The Met Orchestra (as soloist in Brahms’s German Requiem and concert arias by Mozart). To hear her spectacular voice in the intimacy of Zankel Hall will be a special experience. She is joined by fellow Metropolitan Opera veteran Ken Noda, a renowned concert pianist and one of the finest vocal accompanists.

Lisette Oropesa, Soprano Ken Noda, Piano

All University of Texas at Austin students are allowed one free ticket as long as they are available. Student tickets must be picked up at the Box Office with valid student I.D. Seating is unassigned.

Liliana Guerrero, soprano & James Maverick, piano Canciones de latinoamérica: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

The University of Texas at Austin

Join us for our first ever Spring concert of four-hand piano music from Canadian piano stars Duo Fortin-Poirier combined with an illuminating presentation from Artistic Director, Michael Adams taking a close look at the importance of four-hand piano music before the age of recording. A fascinating musical event for all the family.

Spring Concert

Napa Methodist Church

Ivan Yang, Piano – Masters Recital

University of Arizona

The Université de Montréal Big Band welcomes clarinetist-saxophonist Anat Cohen. Regarded as one of the finest clarinetists in jazz, she shines with her expressive virtuosity, her charisma and her inspired playing. Nominated for a Grammy Award on a number of occasions, Anat Cohen was also inducted into the Jazz Wall of Fame of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) in 2009. Consider this your invitation to attend an exceptional event with a prodigious musician and the UdeM Big Band!

The Big Band and Anat Cohen

University of Montreal

Piano virtuosi Vijay Venkatesh and Eva Schaumkell perform music for two grand pianos in a spectacular California-modern home.

Vieness Piano Duo – music for two pianos

The Palms

Orpheus and saxophonist Branford Marsalis have spent decades fine-tuning a connection that transcends stylistic labels. They revisit Ibert’s Concertino da Camera from their landmark 2001 album together, Creation, and bask in a close-knit arrangement of Debussy’s sultry Rhapsody. Veteran Orpheus orchestrators Javier Diaz and Jannina Norpoth make the ensemble shine in foreign escapades from two geniuses of genre-hopping: George Gershwin and Cuba’s Ernesto Lecuona. Antonio Garcia, a jazz composer and trombonist steeped in the same New Orleans currents that nourished the Marsalis family, stirs the American melting pot in a new work for Orpheus.

Orpheus & Branford Marsalis

Williams Center for the Arts

Purchase College

For more than five decades, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra has produced classical music interpretations as unconventional as the ensemble’s democratic structure. The Grammy Award winners have recorded over 70 albums on all major classical labels, toured 46 countries, and collaborated with hundreds of world-class soloists. Their performances “have polish and spirit, and display an infectious love for making music” (The New York Times). The incomparable saxophonist and NEA Jazz Master Branford Marsalis joins Orpheus on selections by Debussy and Ibert, as well as George Gershwin’s inventive and rhapsodic An American in Paris.

Orpheus Chamber Orchestra with Branford Marsalis

Lafayette College

I am so excited to bring my childhood experience of listening to the music of my Cuban heritage while growing up in Miami to my home in Madison. This program will demonstrate the tremendous versatility of our Overture Concert Organ in a way that you all have not heard before. I contacted my childhood guitar teacher, Alvaro Bermudez, to help put together a band of some of the best classical and jazz musicians in Miami. Magela Herrera, flute, Alvaro Bermudez, guitar, Yarelis Gandul, percussion, and Alex Hernandez, bass, will join forces with me and our Mighty Klais to present a bilingual program of both classical and popular Latin-American music.

¡Greg Zelek y Amigos!

Overture Center for the Arts

Collaboration with ISU Concert Choir and Camerata Singers performing Brahms’ Schicksalslied.

Caribbean Sea

Stephens Performing Arts Center

The Boston Conservatory Percussion Ensemble plays works by David Fulmer, Agata Zubel, John Cage, Lei Liang, Nyokabi Kariuki, and Ernesto Lecuona. This concert is dedicated to the memory of John Grimes (1946–2013, Boston Conservatory faculty 2005–2013).

Boston Conservatory Percussion Ensemble

Boston Conservatory Theater

Jointly presented with MDCA, this free season opener is a lively gift to the public featuring Spanish and Spanish-influenced favorites including Ravel’s Bolero, the “Ritual Fire Dance” from DeFalla’s El Amor Brujo, and Danzon No. 2 by Marquez, plus several popular Spanish songs. Joining the
orchestra will be special guest performers soprano Megan Barrera and the Doral Symphony Orchestra with singers Manuel Arvelaiz and Roque Cedeño. Enjoy a live performance by a full symphony orchestra presenting beloved masterpieces inspired by the culture of Spain.

Hispanic Heritage Concert Celebration

Miami Dade County Auditorium

Grammy Award winners Ana María Martínez and Craig Terry perform song cycles by Rodrigo, Falla, Campos Parsi, and Turina that reveal the richness of the Spanish-language art-song tradition.

Ana María Martínez & Craig Terry Recital

New Mexico Museum of Art

Multi-grammy winning opera star Ana Maria Martinez and renowned pianist César Cañón present an immersion into Spanish song, culture, and dance performed by the brilliant vocal fellows. The flamenco performance of Manuel Gutierrez, who Figaro called “incredibly explosive” is not to be missed.

Ernesto Lecuona

Events

Past events

Mar 29, 2025

Aaliyah Capili, voice - Senior Recital · San Francisco Conservatory of Music

Dec 9, 2024

Latin Jazz Ensemble Concert · San Francisco Conservatory of Music

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