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On May 3, the Miami Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2025–2026 season with a spectacular Grand Season Finale at the Knight Concert Hall. The evening shines a special spotlight on Tatiana Guiribitey, whose narration will guide audiences through a captivating musical journey. Under the direction of Maestro Eduardo Marturet and featuring double bass soloist Luis Gomez-Imbert, this powerful closing concert blends beloved classics with bold new creations, bringing the season to an unforgettable close.

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Grand Season Finale

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

On May 3, the Miami Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2025-26 season with a spectacular Grand Season Finale at the Knight Concert Hall. The evening shines a spotlight on Tatiana Guiribitey, whose narration will guide audiences through a captivating musical journey. Under the direction of Maestro Eduardo Marturet and featuring double bass soloist Luis Gómez-Imbert, this powerful closing concert blends beloved classics with bold new creations, bringing the season to an unforgettable close.

Miami Symphony Orchestra: Grand Season Finale

London-based duo, Flutes & Frets present intimate, magnetic performances that exploit the fragility and versatility of their ensemble. Known for their onstage chemistry and interaction, they cultivate a special sound-world and in this programme take audiences on a journey through pieces inspired by jazz, dance, Spain, and South America.

Royal College of Music: Flutes & Frets Duo

Leeds Conservatoire

At once a bass-forward string quartet and at times a downtown band, Owls challenge the way that meaningful concert experiences are conceived. Weaving new works together with original arrangements of music from the 1600s to the present, their PCMS debut program covers a vast timeline that spans from Chick Corea to François Couperin. With their distinctive instrumentation and collective creativity, the ensemble of violinist Alexi Kenney, violist Ayane Kozasa, and cellists Gabriel Cabezas and Paul Wiancko channels beautiful and exhilarating new sounds from over 300 years of music history.

Owls

 Benjamin Franklin Hall

"Why would you want to be a second-rate Ravel when you could be a first-rate Gershwin?" - Maurice Ravel responding to George Gershwin's request for tutelage.

An American In Paris

Washington Pavilion

“Colors dance, moods swing, and Chen’s artistry blazes.” (The Times) 

“Ray Chen can do pretty much anything he wants on the violin.” (The Washington Post)

Born in Taiwan and raised in Australia, Ray Chen was accepted to the Curtis Institute of Music at age 15 and captured the world’s attention as First Prize winner of both the Yehudi Menuhin and Queen Elizabeth Competitions. Profiled as “one to watch” by The Strad and Gramophone magazines, his profile has grown to be featured in the Forbes list of 30 most influential Asians under 30, and appearances in the TV series Mozart in the Jungle. He plays the 1715 “Joachim” Stradivarius violin, once owned by the famed Hungarian violinist, Joseph Joachim.

Ray Chen, violin, with Julio Elizalde, piano

The Royal Conservatory of Music

Trompette en jazz: «Crazy Race»

Church of St. Nicolas

Experience the virtuosity of Interlochen Arts Camp’s youngest students! Enjoy a selection of concerti, sonatas, and other classical works by junior string and piano students.

Junior Honors Recital

Interlochen Center for the Arts

The South Westphalia Philharmonic's entertaining concert evening, "La Fiesta," promises a wonderful blend of tango, swing, and jazz for orchestra. Whether tango by Astor Piazzolla, swing by Glenn Miller, or jazz by Chick Corea, the orchestra and soloists savor every note.

Enrique Ugarte reveals himself in his three artistic facets: as the conductor of the evening, as a soloist on the accordion – an instrument with which he became European champion – and as the author of all the arrangements you will hear in this concert.

Open-air concert: La Fiesta

Dreslers Park

He received his first musical training with the Kiedrich Chorbuben (Kiedrich Boys Choir), after which Andreas Scholl conquered the big stages – but the countertenor always enjoys returning to his roots: A native of the Rheingau region, he has been a long-time guest with us and is at home on stages throughout the region. This year, the celebrated countertenor, together with his wife and artistic partner Tamar Halperin on the piano, will light up the Union Church in Idstein with his singing. He will present an extraordinary program centered around the English folk song tradition, bringing a part of Great Britain's history to life through sound.

Andreas Scholl, countertenor Tamar Halperin, piano & keyboards

Union Church Idstein

The Naples Philharmonic Youth Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of Brandon Robertson, performs a selection of arrangements of some of jazz’s most beloved tunes.

Spring Concert

Artis–Naples

Experience the innovative sounds of the Owls string quartet at Cal Performances during the 2024-25 season. This unique ensemble, featuring the creative talents of Alexi Kenney (violin), Ayane Kozasa (viola), Gabriel Cabezas (cello), and Paul Wiancko (cello), is set to captivate audiences with their original arrangements and deep investment in each piece they perform. The concert will take place on April 13, 2025, at 3pm in the acoustically renowned Hertz Hall.

The Owls' repertoire for this performance includes a diverse mix of compositions, showcasing works by cellist Paul Wiancko, Azerbaijani composer Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, minimalism pioneer Terry Riley, jazz legend Chick Corea, indie rock duo Trollstilt, and French Baroque composer François Couperin. Highlights of the program include Corea's "Children’s Song No. 12," Wiancko's "Vox Petra" and "When the Night," Ali-Zadeh's "Rəqs," Couperin's "Les Barricades Mystérieuses," Trollstilt's "Ricercar," and Riley's "Good Medicine from Salome Dances for Peace."

Tickets for this one-of-a-kind performance start at $74, with season subscriptions available now and single tickets going on sale on August 6 at noon. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the Owls quartet redefine chamber music with their innovative arrangements and captivating performances.

University of California, Berkeley

Seth Krimsky brings friends to perform Chick Corea’s dreamy early trio, drawn from his piano jazz improvisations. The vibe continues with Herrerías’ intricate and urgent dance rhythms, and a new work by Seth Krimsky himself. Then Brittany Breeden’s quartet of friends explores unique Americana drawn from the Deep South. In At The Octoroon Balls, Wynton Marsalis was inspired by creole musical traditions, translated for string quartet: fiddle reels, hoe downs, jug stomps and marching bands.

Chick Corea to Wynton Marsalis

Benaroya Hall

Discover the rhythm and romance of the big city in a night of jazz-infused classics, featuring Chick Corea’s exhilarating Trombone Concerto performed by New York Philharmonic Principal Trombonist Joseph Alessi, George Gershwin’s beloved An American in Paris, Duke Ellington’s soulful Black, Brown, and Beige Suite, and Richard Rogers’ electric “Slaughter on 10th Avenue” from the musical On Your Toes.

Tales of City Lights and Jazz Nights – Gershwin, Duke Ellington, and Chick Corea

The Lincoln Center

A perfect opportunity to meet musicians of the percussion section. These members of the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra play and tell us about the instruments.

Philharmonic Day – Concert with percussion

Stockholm City Hall

Owls flips the script on the classic string quartet as a double-cello ensemble with an edge, featuring violinist Alexi Kenney, violist Ayane Kozasa, and cellists Gabriel Cabezas and Paul Wiancko of Kronos Quartet fame. In a single performance, they fuse new works with original arrangements of music from the 1600s to the present, covering a vast timeline that includes Chick Corea to François Couperin. With their distinctive instrumentation and collective creativity, they access beautiful and exhilarating new sounds in a diverse program that spans over 300 years of music history.

Logan Center

Internationally acclaimed violinist Ray Chen performs a crowd-pleasing recital with pianist Julio Elizalde. Hailed by the Washington Post as “a phenomenal talent,” Chen showcases why he’s sought out to perform in concert halls globally.

Ray Chen

Segerstrom Center for the Arts

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music with the Owls quartet at Caramoor on July 11, 2024, in Katonah, NY. This dynamic new quartet, featuring violinist Alexi Kenney, violist Ayane Kozasa, cellist Gabriel Cabezas, and cellist-composer Paul Wiancko, promises to deliver a performance that defies expectations and transcends traditional labels. Described by The New York Times as a "dream group," the Owls will enchant you with their original compositions and arrangements spanning from the 1600s to the present day. Their unique instrumentation and innovative sounds guarantee a concert experience that is both unparalleled and unforgettable.

The evening's program includes an eclectic mix of works by Chick Corea, Paul Wiancko, Franghiz Ali-Zadeh, François Couperin, and more, showcasing the quartet's versatility and commitment to exploring new sonic landscapes. The concert will take place in the New Music Spanish Courtyard at 7:00pm, offering a perfect setting for the Owls' lively and deeply personal performances.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the Owls quartet, a group that continues to impress audiences and critics alike with their boundless energy and creative spirit. Secure your tickets now for a night of exceptional music at Caramoor.

The Rosen House at Caramoor

Breyann Lennard, Saxophone – Masters Recital

University of Arizona

Joseph Rader, Saxophone – Doctoral Qualifying Recital

Born in Taiwan and raised in Australia, Ray Chen is a violinist who redefines what it is to be a classical musician in the 21st century. With a media presence reaching out to millions, his remarkable musicianship transmits to a global audience that is reflected in his engagements with the foremost orchestras and concert halls around the world.

Ray Chen, violin

Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center

Violinist Ray Chen redefines what it means to be a classical musician in the 21st century. Chen uses his witty and down-to-earth online media presence to make classical music more accessible, inspiring millions. Bringing his remarkable musicianship to prestigious concert halls around the world, he has won the admiration of classical music fans of all generations.

Ray Chen, violin and Julio Elizalde, piano

University of Colorado Boulder

Superstar violinist Ray Chen has it all: charisma for days, a deep musical sense, and incredible virtuosity. His recital with pianist Julio Elizalde puts his talents on full display with a program including the grandest in the violin repertory, Beethoven’s Violin Sonata No. 7 (“Eroica”), Bach’s cheerful, high-spirited Partita No. 3 for solo violin, Giuseppe Tartini’s fiendishly demanding Devil’s Trill Sonata, Dvořák’s romantic Slavonic Dance No. 2, a special arrangement of Chick Corea’s Spain, and more.

Wharton Center for Performing Arts

Northwestern University Jazz Orchestra

Mary B. Galvin Recital Hall

Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the timeless compositions and extraordinary talents of these jazz legends.

This extraordinary concert will feature a trio of exceptional musicians, each renowned for their mastery of their respective instruments. Together, they will pay homage to the iconic works of Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Chick Corea, and other jazz luminaries.

Jazz At the Macc: The Jazz Trio: Music of Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Chick Corea & More

Music & Arts Community Center

New York Philharmonic prinicpal trombonist Joseph Alessi — a veritable rock star among American brass players — takes center stage with a work written for him by the late, great jazz legend Chick Corea, premiered with Giancarlo Guerrero in São Paolo. Szymanowski’s Concert Overture is an exuberant concert opener, and Giancarlo ties it all together with Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet Suite, which perfectly captures the drama and heartbreak of Shakespeare’s immortal story.

Corea’s Concerto + Romeo & Juliet

Shermerhorn Symphony Center

The multi-talented Marcus Schoon is best known at DCWS for his work on bassoon and contrabassoon. But, he’s also a terrific jazz saxophonist, who has put together a quartet of colleagues for a lovely evening at Hagopian.

Jazz with Marcus Schoon and Al Ayoub

Hagopian World of Rugs

Guest conductor Giancarlo Guerrero opens the Philharmonic residency with the world premiere of a new work by Nina Shekhar and the Bravo! Vail premiere of Chick Corea’s Trombone Concerto written for Principal Trombone Joseph Alessi, in a program that includesDvořák’s beloved New World Symphony.    

The New York Philharmonic returns to Bravo! Vail for its annual summer residency, performing works both fresh and familiar with its signature brilliance and power.

Chick Corea’s Trombone Concerto

Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater

Join us for a special, free performance dedicated to the people of this great city we call home! Led by BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons and Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, Concert for the City will feature a diverse musical program meant to celebrate the City of Boston and strengthen our community through the shared experience of remarkable music.

Concert for the City - BSO

Boston Symphony Hall

A work for seven dancers, Children’s Songs Dance by Jessica Lang takes its name from the music. Set to selections from Children’s Songs by the late American jazz composer Chick Corea, the ballet was created on ABT Studio Company in January 2020 during a residency at The Pocantico Center in Tarrytown, New York. According to Lang, Children’s Songs Dance “draws its inspiration from the transition in life between being a child and becoming an adult, with the goal of never losing the spirit of play.”

Children's Songs Dance

Lincoln Center

As valuable as this treasure is, sometimes the focus on the individual geniuses of Central European music obscures the view of the incredible diversity surrounding it. How many melodies from village and peasant wedding musicians are still to be discovered! In this chamber concert, Angelina Nalbantova from Bulgaria and Nico Gutu from Moldova show us what Eastern Europe, including Romania, as well as Argentina, France, and Spain, have to offer in this broad field. The proximity to improvised jazz is almost always palpable – the focus is on Chick Corea's masterpiece "Spain." Violin and accordion are the flexible instruments, a perfect fit here, as they stand in stark contrast to the large symphony orchestra. Have a good trip out into the wide world!

Composer, Pianist

Chick Corea

Events

Upcoming events

10 - 11 May, 2026

Worldwide treasures · Göttinger Symphonieorchester

Past events

May 3, 2026

Grand Season Finale · The Miami Symphony Orchestra

May 3, 2026

Miami Symphony Orchestra: Grand Season Finale · Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

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