Experience the heat and heartbeat of Latin America with this vibrant program, beginning with the sweeping, cinematic landscapes of Ginastera’s Pampeana No. 3. The energy intensifies as cellist Roman Mekinulov takes the stage for Miguel del Aguila’s Concierto en Tango, a work overflowing with rhythmic fire and seductive melodies. We round out the celebration with the colorful Spanish flair and spirited dances of Falla’s El sombrero de tres picos.

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Concierto en Tango

Orpheum Theater

Cierra Hall, flute

Northwestern Bienen School of Music

An evening of music presented by Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Principal Harp Haley Rhodeside. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the harp with a program that showcases its breathtaking beauty and versatility with pieces by Lizotte, Burtos, and Corelli. From delicate, shimmering cascades to rich, resonant harmonies, the harp’s celestial voice takes center stage in a work by Renié for harp, violin, and cello. Experience the instrument’s elegance and expressive power as it weaves intricate melodies and dreamy textures, transporting you to a world of serenity and wonder.

A Night of the Harp

Colonial Plaza

Celebrate the spirit of collaboration and artistry with Dvořák’s American String Quartet at the intimate Gunter Theatre. Greenville Symphony’s Principal Musicians shine in a program featuring Miguel Del Aguila’s vibrant Wind Quintet No. 2 and Dvořák’s beloved String Quartet No. 12, “The American”. From the dynamic energy of contemporary sounds to the heartfelt melodies inspired by America’s landscapes, this concert offers a captivating journey through musical traditions both old and new. Perfect for an unforgettable Valentine’s weekend!

Dvořák’s American String Quartet

Peace Center

Bernstein & Beyond

Artis–Naples

From Britten's sparkling melodies to a thrilling world premiere of New Orleans' own Jay Weigel's Violin Concerto showcasing LPO Associate Concertmaster Hannah Yim, Price's vibrant celebration of African American musical heritage, and Miguel del Aguila's passionate tango, this program is packed with excitement.

Northshore Classics: Weigel Violin Concerto

Greater Covington Center

Weigel Violin Concerto

New Marigny Theatre

Known for their warm, expressive sound and imaginative programming, Trilogy Ensemble has been bringing vibrant performances since 2019. Their repertoire blends original arrangements, new commissions, and classic trio works, with recent projects exploring Baroque, Medieval, and British Folk traditions.

Trilogy Ensemble

The Bridgewater Hall

Celebrate the music of Latin America with this brilliant program led by Maestro Guillermo Figueroa, presenting the talents of your Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and guest soloists JP Jofre and Miguel del Águila. JP Jofre, one of the world’s leading performers of the bandoneón—the Latin American version of the accordion—joins us for Astor Piazzolla’s Concerto for Bandoneón, “Aconcagua.” We are also honored to have a special appearance by Latin GRAMMY®-nominated composer and musician Miguel del Águila playing the conga on his popular Conga, a not-to-be-missed performance! This exciting afternoon of great music also presents Roberto Sierra’s brilliant Symphony No. 3, “La Salsa” and Ariel Ramírez’ Misa Criolla, with a side-by-side performance with The Santa Fe Symphony Youth Symphony Orchestra, plus appearances by local guitarists and percussionists.

Music of Latin America

Lensic Performing Arts Center

Last year we introduced a new format that combines literature and meeting a current author with live classical music. It was some exciting experiences, where words and music reinforce each other. Both the concrete expression of the text and the more abstract form of the music are experienced in a new way when they are put together.

Writers' concert You are my legacy at KUMUS

KUMUS

Kunsthallen Rønnebæksholm and the local Ensemble Storstrøm continue the successful collaboration on Writers' Concerts.

Last year, Rønnebæksholm and Ensemble Storstrøm introduced a new format that combines literature and meeting a current author with live classical music. It was some exciting experiences, where words and music reinforce each other. Both the concrete expression of the text and the more abstract form of the music are experienced in a new way when they are put together.

Author concert You are my heritage at Rønnebæksholm

Rønnebæksholm

Trio Ondine

Los Angeles Harbor College

Pacific Unitarian Church

Harp, violin, viola, flute. Works by Mozart, Prokofiev, Beethoven, del Aguilar and a world premiere by Todd Mason.

Todd Mason premiere

St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church

The Chamber Series is designed to showcase the artistry of Lansing Symphony musicians in a special setting and to introduce audiences to talented artists and classical programming. All Chamber Series concerts are performed at Molly Grove Chapel at First Presbyterian Church of Lansing.

Chamber 03: Flute, Viola, & Harp Trio

First Presbyterian Church of Lansing

As part of the California Festival, La Jolla Presbyterian Church Concert Series presents the innovative San Diego-based chamber ensemble, Camarada. Deeply influenced by the rich tradition of Argentinian music, Camarada will perform a captivating program to include two recently commissioned ensemble pieces by Argentinian-born composer Andrés Martín, and an outstanding solo work for double bass composed and performed by Mr. Martín.

Música Nueva

La Jolla Presbyterian Church

WindSync

LowDown

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Different natural worlds, including perspectives from bottom of the sea and the intricacies of a garden, form a musical lens of works for flute, viola and harp by Miguel del Águila, Arnold Bax, and Sofia Gubaidulina.

6th Hallam Family Concert – “Looking Up”

Sammons Center for the Arts

Acclaimed for their “bristling energy” and “febrile flair and panache” (Chicago Classical Review), the Grammy-nominated Imani Winds has carved out a distinct presence in the classical music world with its dynamic playing and culturally poignant programming. Featuring works by Cuban, Brazilian, Argentine, and Uruguayan-American composers, the group’s program reflects its deep commitment to enriching the traditional wind quintet repertoire.

Imani Winds

American Philosophical Society

Musical Moments in Time

First Baptist Church of Oklahoma

Curated by Juan Pablo Contreras, Episode 6 celebrates composers from around the Americas who reside and work in the melting pot of the United States, while their musical influences and flavors originate from their native countries like Argentina, Mexico and Uruguay. Also featured is the world premiere of Juan Pablo’s “Mariachitlán” for Piano Four-Hands.

Miguel del Águila

Events

Past events

Oct 8, 2026

Concierto en Tango · Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra

May 28, 2026

Cierra Hall, flute · Northwestern Bienen School of Music

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