Beethoven on the Beach at the North Beach Bandshell

Orchestra Miami is Miami's premiere professional orchestra! Founded in 2006 by Artistic Director Elaine Rinaldi, Orchestra Miami exists to fill the unique cultural needs of our community. Our goal is to provide low-cost, high-quality artistic experiences that build community & provide programming which would otherwise be unavailable in South Florida. Equally important, is to produce high-quality concerts which everyone can afford, and to provide children & their families opportunities to experience classical music, & use it as a tool for learning and enjoyment. With performances from Sunny Isles Beach to South Dade, it’s easy to find an Orchestra Miami event near you! Orchestra Miami consists of a select group of South Florida-based professional musicians, whose collective body is unparalleled in terms of excellence and experience. Led by Artistic Director Elaine Rinaldi, Orchestra Miami continues to exceed expectations & bring the best available in classical music to South Florida.

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Orchestra Miami continues its "Beethoven on the Beach" free outdoor concert series with “Beethoven on the Beach: Reboot”.

North Beach Bandshell

Miami’s annual free outdoor concert series returns!Orchestra Miami continues its "Beethoven on the Beach" free outdoor concert series with “Beethoven on the Beach: Reboot”. This year’s concert will feature a dramatic work based on Goethe’s famous play entitled Egmont. Goethe was extremely aware of the musical potential of his dramas, and indicated in the script where incidental music or arias should be inserted. Several composers took on the job of composing incidental music to Egmont, but it’s Beethoven’s incidental music, Op. 84 which endures. Orchestra Miami will perform the complete incidental music, with narration in an English translation by Gordon Kalton Williams, featuring soprano soloist Robyn Marie Lamp and Ivan Lopez, narrator. The perfect companion piece to Egmont is Schubert’s Symphony N. 4 in C Minor, D 417. Written when Schubert was only 19 years old, it is only one of two symphonies which Schubert wrote in the minor key. Called the “tragic” symphony by the composer, it takes much inspiration from Schubert’s idol, Beethoven, including modeling the opening theme from Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 18 N. 4. This dramatic and beautiful symphony is a terrific counterpoint to Egmont and perfect example of the influence that Beethoven had on composers following him.This is a free concert, with a $10 per person suggested free will donation. Comfortable theater seats are provided- please do not bring a lawn chair. No outside food or beverages permitted; food and beverage will be available for purchase at the venue. This is an outdoor venue; however, we encourage our guests to use face coverings while inside the venue. This event will occur rain or shine- no refunds. In case of a sellout, you may bring lawnchairs and sit on the lawn outside of the venue- you will hear everything fine! Or watch the livestream on our Facebok page at www.facebook.com/orchestramiami

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