Stories with 'classical music' tag

Conductor conductor, what’s your function?

Dean Whiteside, Conductor Fellow at New World Symphony Alexa Caravia We’ve all seen an orchestral conductor doing their thing on stage. They seem kinda important, right? After all, they are right in front, leading the music, and even bow to the audience after a performance. So what, exactly, do they do? To find out, we […]

/ January 24, 2019

A showcase of talented musicians

pc: Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau To call the accomplishments of the New World Symphony Fellows “amazing” would be selling them short. This is a group of 84 recent college grads from all over the world chosen to perform and learn at NWS. One of the highlights of being a Fellow is being selected […]

/ January 17, 2019

How New World Symphony Fellows are challenging the classical concert experience

New World Symphony’s latest performance, “Dimensions,” is turning classical music stereotypes on their heads.

/ March 19, 2017

How to be an opera genius

The best show in town is one you’ve probably never been to. Here’s what you didn’t know about an incredible performance art that’s part concert, part play, and part fashion show.

/ November 9, 2015

Meet Eduardo Marturet, Miami’s charismatic conductor

From his flair with a baton to his fashionable footwear, Eduardo Martuet is a hard man to miss. With charm, showmanship, and a goal of reflecting Miami in music, Martuet has transformed the Miami Symphony Orchestra.

/ April 16, 2015