Music

Born in 1926, Miles Davis was among the greatest innovators in jazz. This centennial concert celebrates his unparalleled musical legacy, which includes the albums Sketches of Spain, Tutu, Birth of the Cool and Kind of Blue. Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, both Grammy Award nominees, will pay tribute to the magical pairing of Miles Davis and John Coltrane, alongside vocalist Veronica Swift and the Frost School of Music’s Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra.

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of 69 Love Songs, The Magnetic Fields will perform the album in its entirety over two nights. Originally released in 1999 on Merge Records, 69 Love Songs is a beloved, three-disc masterwork that marked a significant breakthrough for the American band. Written and recorded entirely by Stephin Merritt, 69 Love Songs garnered universal acclaim upon its release, landing on year-end best-of lists in Rolling Stone, The New York Times, SPIN, Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post. It received notable praise from Pitchfork, The Guardian, Stereogum and other outlets. The Magnetic Fields are the brainchild of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Merritt, who also releases albums as the 6ths, the Gothic Archies and Future Bible Heroes. With The Magnetic Fields, he has written, produced and recorded 12 albums. He composed original music and lyrics for three music-theater pieces directed by Chen Shi-Zheng, and in 2008, mounted an off-Broadway stage musical of Coraline, for which he won an Obie Award. Merritt composed the score for Academy Award-nominated film Pieces of April and for independent film Eban and Charley. Merritt’s song “The Book of Love” was performed by Peter Gabriel and appears in the film Shall We Dance, as well as in numerous other films and TV shows. Merritt has composed incidental music for the HarperCollins’ audiobooks of A Series of Unfortunate Events and Coraline. The Magnetic Fields will perform 69 Love Songs as it was originally performed in the early 2000s: in full order over two nights, with one half of the triple-disc album performed each night. Featuring multiple singers, the band delivers signature orchestral-pop arrangements with cello, ukulele, guitars and keyboards.

Doctor My Eyes - A Tribute to Jackson Browne is the world's most passionate salute to the legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Famer with a lead singer who not only looks like Jackson Browne in the ‘70s, but close your eyes, and he sounds and emotes...just...like him. Your toes will tap to earthshaking hits including Doctor My Eyes, The Pretender, Running on Empty, Here Come Those Tears Again, Somebody's Baby, Take It Easy, That Girl Could Sing, Tender is the Night, Stay, and more! Your heart will melt to beloved ballads like Late for the Sky. Doctor My Eyes – A Tribute to Jackson Browne includes a full all-star band with a Latin GRAMMY-Winning producer, harmony vocals a la Rosemary Butler and Bonnie Raitt, and the sounds of the lap steel and slide guitar as made famous by David Lindley. There has NEVER been a tribute concert like this before. This is an absolute must-see for every Jackson Browne fan and For Everyman!

Register here: https://bit.ly/CFA-Nov9-2025 The Chopin Foundation proudly launches a new season of CHOPIN for ALL — South Florida’s beloved free concert series that brings world-class pianists to our community. These concerts feature the timeless music of Chopin, and everyone is invited! Opening the season is Jonathan Mamora, First Prize winner of the 2025 Hilton Head International Piano Competition. Praised by The Dallas Morning News for his “most assured pianism” and “natural, songful lyricism,” Mamora has won top prizes at international competitions from Barcelona to Dallas. About Jonathan Mamora Indonesian-American pianist Jonathan Mamora has performed across North and South America, Europe, and Asia. Winner of the 2025 Hilton Head International Piano Competition, he has also taken top prizes at the Scottish, Olga Kern, Dallas, and Maria Canals Barcelona International Competitions. His Carnegie Hall recital at Weill Recital Hall in 2023 was praised by New York Concert Review as “larger than life… with a technique so solid that it seemed at times that he couldn’t play a wrong note if he tried.” Mamora has appeared with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid, New Mexico Philharmonic, Bilbao Orkestra Sinfonikoa, and Dallas Chamber Symphony, among others. He is a Doctor of Musical Arts candidate at the Eastman School of Music and will begin his appointment as Director of Keyboard Studies at La Sierra University in fall 2025.

With the title "Music from Both Sides of the Atlantic," the Belcorde Duo, formed by Manuel Briega (violin) and Adrián Fernández (guitar), presents a musical show full of rhythm and color. All the compositions selected for this concert program will be widely recognized due to the close historical and cultural ties that bind us on both sides of the Atlantic. Cultural union and similarities in the concept of melody and rhythm will make the audience quickly connect with the music and enjoy each musical piece. Violin and Spanish guitar unite in perfect symbiosis, making these instruments the perfect transmitters of this repertoire that reflects the essence of both territories.

Wake up Miami! is PAXy's community project that brings FREE live music and art into people’s everyday lives by presenting a series of concerts/performances at Miami Metrorail/Metromover stations during the morning commute.

Wake up Miami! is PAXy's community project that brings FREE live music and art into people’s everyday lives by presenting a series of concerts/performances at Miami Metrorail/Metromover stations during the morning commute.

Wake up Miami! is PAXy's community project that brings FREE live music and art into people’s everyday lives by presenting a series of concerts/performances at Miami Metrorail/Metromover stations during the morning commute.

The Opera Atelier joins forces with Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida to present Spain, My Love: Opera Meets Ballet, a celebration of Spanish heritage. The double bill opens with the world premiere of Juana Inés, a one-act opera about Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz- the leading intellectual of the Spanish Colonial period, as she seeks to reconcile her faith and her pursuit of knowledge. The opera, with libretto by Daniel Daroca and music by Venezuelan composer Federico Ruiz, is presented with the participation of Voices of Miami. The second part of the performance continues the celebration with Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida in two brilliant ballet choreographies: the nostalgic Tarde en la Siesta, with music by Lecuona, choreographed by Alberto Méndez, and the exuberant ballet Viva España, with music by Massenet, and choreography by Vladimir Issaev, Artistic Director of Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida.

Todo El Mundo Dice Aho is more than a festival: it is a movement that honors life, art, and spirit. Our mission is to promote and share Medicine Music as a tool for both individual and collective transformation, supporting artists, therapists, and cultural guardians who use art as a channel for healing and consciousness. Medicine Music is music that comes from the heart — created in a state of love, to share love. It is a way to give thanks to Pachamama, the mother of all mothers, who abundantly provides what we need to walk this earthly path in joy and reverence.