Virtuoso Concert Organist Marilyn Keiser Featured At Annual Wertheim Showcase

Virtuoso Concert Organist Marilyn Keiser Featured At Annual Wertheim Showcase

April 20, 2016/By Michelle Vires

Marilyn Keiser is legendary in the American organ world and she’s coming to the Herbert and Nicole Wertheim Performing Arts Center Concert Hall this coming Sunday, April 24th at...

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2016 Concerto Competition Winners to Perform with FIU Symphony Orchestra Sunday

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April 14, 2016/By Michelle Vires

Photo: L-R: Marianna Yern (1st place winner) & Izak Kertznus and Anamaria Martinez (2nd place winners) Now in its 20th year, the three winners of the annual FIU Concerto Competition will...

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FIU School of Music Hosts the Twenty-Fourth Annual Conference of the Society for 17th Century Music

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April 14, 2016/By Michelle Vires

The FIU School of Music, in partnership with the Miami Bach Society, will host the 24th annual conference of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music (SSCM) from April 14-17, 2016....

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FIU Theatre is Breaking the Guy Code with Shakespeare’s “Two Gentlemen of Verona”

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April 13, 2016/By Michelle Vires

FIU Theatre closes out its 2015-16 season with Shakespeare’s bromance, “Two Gentlemen of Verona,” directed by Associate Professor and Head of Performance Wayne E. Robinson, Jr. The production opens...

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FIU School of Music To Honor Its Founder Fredrick Kaufman with an 80th Birthday Concert Celebration

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April 13, 2016/By Michelle Vires

The Florida International University School of Music will celebrate the 80th birthday of founding director, musician, composer and educator Fredrick Kaufman with performances by guest artists and FIU faculty...

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Student Composers Use Voice to Explore Elements of Life

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December 15, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Repost by FIU Student Media Contributing Writer Nadine Rodriguez, “School of Music Student Showcase” Amongst a routinely crowded, loud Miami Beach side-walk resides Florida International University’s Miami Beach Urban...

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FIU School of Music Student Recognized as a Worlds Ahead Graduate

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December 15, 2015/By Michelle Vires

This fall, Karla Gutierrez earned both a Bachelor’s of Music in Music Technology and recognition as a “Worlds Ahead Graduate” at Florida International University. Her compelling story begins in...

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Creating Devised Theatre- Study Abroad in Spain, Summer 2016!

Theatre

December 10, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Theater is about telling stories and capturing a wide range of experiences. This summer you will have the chance to broaden your performance style to include local traditions from...

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Study Shakespeare in London, Study Abroad Summer 2016

Theatre

December 10, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Experience the world of Shakespeare and his plays while in the company of his fellow dramatists, the Royal Shakespeare Company, during a summer session spent in Stratford-upon-Avon and London,...

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Zarzuela Masterclasses, Performance with Borja Mariño On Tap At FIU, Pili De La Rosa To Be Honored

Music

December 2, 2015/By Michelle Vires

“Viva La Zarzuela,” masterclasses for singers, followed by a concert featuring world-class zarzuela coach Borja Mariño, are planned for Dec. 16, 17 and 18 at the Herbert and Nicole...

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FIU’s Amernet String Quartet, Advocate for Neglected Works, Performs at The Kennedy Center

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December 1, 2015/By Michelle Vires

The Amernet String Quartet, has garnered worldwide praise and recognition as one of today’s exceptional string quartets. Ensemble-in-Residence at Florida International University’s School of Music since 2004, the group...

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Unwind with Holiday Performances at FIU’s Performing Arts Center

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November 25, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Join the FIU School of Music for two holiday concerts in celebration of the season. The annual University Bands holiday concert will live up to its name as a...

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FIU Musicologist David Dolata Joins Board of Directors at Miami Bach Society

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November 24, 2015/By Michelle Vires

The Miami Bach Society is pleased to announce that Florida International University Professor of Musicology David Dolata has joined its Board of Directors, further strengthening the bond between Miami’s...

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Study Music and Culture This Summer in France!

Music

November 23, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Are you ready to study music and culture in France this summer? Students will have the opportunity to fulfill both a UCC and GL course requirement simultaneously with two...

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Maestro Carlos Riazuelo Returns to the Wertheim for New Orchestral Series

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November 16, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Maestro Carlos Riazuelo has returned to FIU to conduct the Symphony Orchestra for the first time since 2009 when he held the title of Director of Orchestral Studies at...

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Violinist James Ehnes Coaches FIU School of Music Students On Masterclass Series

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November 10, 2015/By Michelle Vires

The Florida International University School of Music in collaboration with the Friends of Chamber Music of Miami will welcome returning violinist James Ehnes as the first artist to appear...

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Chimes of Freedom Programming Honors Heroes

Music

November 6, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Inspired by the music and lyrics of Bob Dylan’s iconic song “Chimes of Freedom,” the FIU School of Music will honor the heroes and victims of WWII and Vietnam...

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Jazz Students Impress at Silver Pride Reunion during Homecoming Weekend

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November 6, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Everything goes better with Jazz. Just ask any attendee at the annual Silver Pride Reunion during Homecoming Weekend on October 23-24. School of Music jazz students Angelo Izzo, Sax;...

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Fundraiser at Stocker AstroScience Center benefits Miami International GuitART Festival

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November 4, 2015/By Michelle Vires

A benefit concert for the Miami International GuitART Festival, featuring guitarists Mesut Ozgen, Celso Cano, Felipe Carvajal, James Webb, and soprano Rebecca Benitez, as well as the FIU Miami Guitar...

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Censorship in Kingdom City: TalkBack with Playwright Sheri Wilner, moderated by Miami Herald Critic Christine Dolen

Theatre

November 3, 2015/By Michelle Vires

Sheri Wilner’s plays including Father Joy, Hunger, Bake Off, Labor Day, Relative Strangers, Moving Shortly, Little Death of a Salesman, The Unknown Part of the Ocean, Hell and Back,...

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