Join us for “Music in Beautiful Spaces,” a unique celebration that unites classical music enthusiasts and cultural event seekers. Presented by the South Beach Chamber Ensemble, this event showcases modern and 20th-century composers in two iconic locations in Miami.
Dates & Venues:
– January 31 at 7:30 PM – All Soul’s Episcopal Church
– February 2 at 2:00 PM – St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Who Should Attend?
Perfect for classical music fans, music students, and anyone seeking a cultural experience in Miami. Whether local or visiting, celebrate these compositions in a memorable setting.
Why Attend?
– Witness world-class performances in acoustically and aesthetically inspiring settings.
– Connect with fellow classical music lovers and members of the Miami community.
– Celebrate the rich cultural contributions of 20th and 21st-century composers.
About the Composers
Jessie Montgomery is an award-winning composer, violinist, and educator known for her unique blend of classical, vernacular, and social elements in music. Her string works are globally celebrated for their vibrant, modern interpretations of American soundscapes. Montgomery’s achievements include the Leonard Bernstein Award and a three-year residency with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Florence Price, the trailblazing African-American female composer, broke barriers with her enchanting symphonic and chamber music. Her String Quartet No. 2 captivates listeners with its emotive themes interlaced with African American heritage influences and modernist harmonies from the early twentieth century.
Musical Selections:
– Jessie Montgomery’s “Break Away” (2013) – 12 minutes
– Jessie Montgomery’s “Source Code” (2013) – 8 minutes
– Florence Price’s String Quartet #2 in A Minor (1935) – 26 minutes
Special Features:
– Live performances by the South Beach Chamber Ensemble
– Q&A session and meet-and-greet with musicians
Experience the deeply moving works of Jessie Montgomery and Florence Price live in Miami. Secure your tickets today and be part of a unique moment that melds historical tradition with contemporary artistry.
