On February 1, the Miami Symphony Orchestra presents Latin American Soundscapes at the Knight Concert Hall, an exhilarating celebration of the region’s rich musical heritage. Led by Maestro Eduardo Marturet, the evening features captivating performances by electric bass virtuoso Rodner Padilla and pianist Juan Diego Molina, blending beloved classics with exciting premieres that showcase the vibrant spirit and cultural depth of Latin America: Jarro Mocho, a U.S. premiere by Federico Vollmer and arranged by Eduardo Marturet; the world premiere of Rosa Prima by Dr. Santiago Bonora; and favorites such as Márquez's Danzón No. 2.

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Miami Symphony Orchestra: Latin American Soundscapes

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony represents a tumultuous emotional journey from its ominous start and ending in uncertain victory. NY Phil Concertmaster Frank Huang plays Korngold’s lush Violin Concerto — the composer’s most famous work, with melodies drawn from his film scores. Venezuelan conductor Diego Matheuz opens the concert with a piece by Inocente Carreño, based on traditional melodies of their shared homeland.

Tchaikovsky’s Fifth & Korngold

David Geffen Hall

The New Brunswick Youth Orchestra, under the direction of Antonio Delgado, presents an evening of exceptional orchestral music. Canada’s oldest provincial youth orchestra is celebrating its 60th anniversary with the aim of sharing this remarkable milestone far beyond provincial borders.

The New Brunswick Youth Orchestra - Project TITAN

Southam Hall

Live recording of the concert Vive El Sistema Fest – Primera Sinfonía, a tribute to Antonio Estévez, Inocente Carreño and Evencio Castellanos. Includes Cantata Criolla by Antonio Estévez, La Margariteña by Inocente Carreño and Santa Cruz de Pacairigua by Evencio Castellanos.

Cantata Criolla

Universidad Central de Venezuela

Join us for an enchanting evening with "Water Chants and Love," featuring music that explores the connections between nature and emotion. The concert begins with Thomas Adès's "Shanty – Over the Sea," a modern take on traditional sea shanties, followed by John Luther Adams's serene "Become River," which evokes the journey of water from stream to river. After intermission, enjoy Sergei Rachmaninoff's lush and virtuosic Piano Concerto No.2 in C minor, Op.18. The evening concludes with Inocente Carreño's "Glosa Sinfónica 'Margariteña'," a vibrant tribute to Venezuela's Margarita Island, rich with folk elements and colorful orchestration.

Water Chants & Love

Oak Ridge High School

Experience an exhilarating night with the Philharmonic! Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Latin music, from the sounds of Huapango meaning “on top of the wood” a Mexican dance technique and the energy of Sensemayá as the ritualistic poem pitting life against death in this ceremonial work. Prepare to dance the night away with the sounds of Viva La Fiesta!

Viva La Fiesta

Colonial Plaza

Be ready to be moved! Elgar’s hauntingly beautiful Enigma Variations, a series of fourteen musical portraits of the composer’s friends, comes to life under the baton of guest conductor Christian Vásquez. TSO percussionists Trevor Barroero and Fred Morgan take center stage in Laura Vega’s Angel de Luz, a double percussion concerto. Like Sibelius’ evocative tribute to his homeland of Finland, Venezuelan-born Inocente Carreño’s Margariteña is also a love letter to his home island, Margarita.

Elgar’s Enigma Variations

Tucson Convention Center

Experience an evening where classical music and storytelling come together to create an unforgettable musical journey.

The Sleeping Beauty

Minot State University

With the world once again open after the pandemic, we are reminded of cycles and returning. Join the Salt Lake Symphony as we travel to Taylorville with a varied program of old and new music. One of our cellists, originally from Venezuela, introduced our conductor to the wonderful piece, Margariteńa, by Venezuelan composer, Innocente Carreńo.…

Life cycle

Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center 

Schumann’s Symphony No. 4 is a work that leads you from gorgeous melodies to unforgettable themes, all without pause. Earlier in the evening, piano phenom Joyce Yang dazzles with Rachmaninoff’s tour-de-force of the keyboard, Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.

Yang Plays Rachmaninoff

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

On the programme is the Glosa Sinfónica Margariteña, Venezuelan composer Inocente Carreño’s tribute to his homeland. Drawing inspiration from several traditional songs such as Margarita es una Lágrima, the Canto Del Pilón, the Canto de Velorio and Los Tiguitiguitos this impressionist work ranks among the musical masterpieces of Latin America.

Hispanic Waves

Wallonie-Bruxelles Musiques

December opens with a captivating program of innovation and imagination, featuring music by Carreño, Prokofiev, and Sibelius – three composers who captured the spirit of change at the dawn of the 20th century.

Inocente Carreño

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 28, 2026

Hispanic Waves · La Monnaie / De Munt

4 - 5 Dec, 2026

Youthful Visions: Carreño, Prokofiev & Sibelius · San Diego Symphony

Past events

Feb 1, 2026

Miami Symphony Orchestra: Latin American Soundscapes · Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

23 - 25 Oct, 2025

Tchaikovsky’s Fifth & Korngold · New York Philharmonic

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