Miami, February 24th, 2021 - The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO) is proud to announce the YouTube Premiere of the spectacular comeback concert “Symphony in Green.” This concert took place last December at Plant the Future, the award-winning botanical design firm, art gallery, and plant boutique located on 8484 NE 2nd Ave. Miami, FL.

“Symphony in Green” is the result of an artistic collaboration between Maestro Eduardo Marturet, Mali Parkerson, and Paloma Teppa from Plant the Future. This unique blend of creative minds gave birth to a spectacle bathed by the moon and stars lights. The music carefully selected by Eduardo Marturet included works by Calle, Kravitz, Massenet, and Gardel. The show brought together fantastic artists such as pop singer and America’s Got Talent finalist May Kravitz, prodigy singer Angie Green, the extraordinary saxophonist Maestro Ed Calle, guitarist and composer Aureo Puerta Carreño, and the amazing Pop Cuban Superstar Lena Burke. 

The gardens, bordered by the Little River, provided an idyllic backdrop. The plants warmed the audience and the quiet waters of the river welcomed the trumpet player to perform aboard a kayak.  The moonlight over the magnificent gardens mixed with the lovely pieces was paired with an exquisite wine provided by Penfolds. This combination ultimately produced an atmosphere of sparkling joined energies between the audience and nature.  

The partnership between Miami Symphony and Plant the Future grew from the similarities in their commitments to nurturing the community by creating and providing art to everyone. Additionally, Plant the Future kindly offered to donate 15% of their sales in an effort to encourage the artistic programs of the Miami Symphony Orchestra.

“Symphony in Green,” a concert for the whole family, will premiere this Sunday, February 28th at 6:00 pm, through the Miami Symphony YouTube Channel: www.YouTube.com/MiamiSymphony

Connect to the Miami Symphony YouTube Channel and enjoy this wonderful concert from now on, constantly available and free of charge!

About Plant the Future

Plant the Future (PTF) is an award-winning botanical design firm, art gallery, and plant boutique. PTF collaborates with artists, interior designers, architects, and developers across the world to bring people closer to nature. Its mission is to help people reconnect with nature through art and design. PTF seeks to help everyone understand why biophilia exists by creating beautiful experiences inspired by mother nature.  Biophilia is an innate love for the natural world that impels us to connect with all living things in order to feel joy and peace. Biophilia is deeply rooted in our biology and felt universally by humankind

The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO) is proud to announce the YouTube Premiere of the spectacular comeback concert “Symphony in Green.”

Performing works by Calle, Kravitz, Massenet, and Gardel.

Guest artists:

Ed Calle

Aureo Puerta Carreño

May Kravitz

Angie Green

Daniel Andai

Lena Burke

LIVE STREAMING

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 28TH

6:00 PM

New World School of the Arts Music Division presents:

RESILIENCE

We are glad to invite you to the first-ever Online Ensemble Concert presented by our friends at the New World School of the Arts! 

“Resilience: A Musical Response From Our Home to Yours” includes over 200 musicians with 180 instrumental and voice students, 11 renowned guest artists, three alumni, and more than ten faculty members and ensemble directors! 

Dr. Daniel Andai, Dean of Music at NWSA and Concertmaster of the Miami Symphony Orchestra, along with Fernando Duprat, were the Executive Producers of this wonderful and original project.

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The Miami Symphony Orchestra (MISO), now in its historic 32nd season, is Miami's hometown professional symphony and a valuable contributor to Miami's cultural fabric. With 80 professional musicians selected from around the world, MISO represents the exceptional talent and diversity that mirrors South Florida's international and multicultural richness. With national and world premieres becoming more common, MISO is a source of growing local pride and support.

Founded in 1989 by the late Manuel Ochoa, since 2006 the baton has been in the hands of Eduardo Marturet, a Venezuelan composer and conductor acclaimed across three continents. During his 16 year tenure Maestro Marturet has taken MISO into the world-class professional symphony of Miami. He states that "ultimately MISO belongs to the community, and our job is to raise the artistic level each and every year. Because of our loyal fans and supporters, our future looks bright as the glow of the great city of Miami."