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December 28, 2025
Celebrating 30 years in North America, Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert returns to Miami for a dazzling anniversary season. This beloved annual tradition is an unmissable addition to every music lover's holiday wish list.
At the heart of Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert is the richly festive, romantic and soul-stirring music of Johann Strauss Jr. Mark the 200th anniversary of the famed composer's birth with a selection of soaring overtures, arias and duets that capture the essence of Vienna's Golden Age, including the Blue Danube Waltz.
At the heart of Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert is the richly festive, romantic and soul-stirring music of Johann Strauss Jr. Mark the 200th anniversary of the famed composer's birth with a selection of soaring overtures, arias and duets that capture the essence of Vienna's Golden Age, including the Blue Danube Waltz.
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January 07, 2026
Known for their charisma, virtuosity and dynamic on-stage chemistry, violin-guitar duo ARCOSTRUM reimagines Chinese traditional music, modern rock and classical masterworks. The duo blends genres, eras and cultures by including works featuring the erhu and dizi (traditional Chinese instruments).
$40
January 16, 2026
Kravis Center
2025 – 2026 Season
South Florida’s Largest Classical Music Series
2025 – 2026 Season
South Florida’s Largest Classical Music Series
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January 18, 2026
Music director Vasily Petrenko, 2017 Gramophone Awards Artist of the Year, “has brought style and excitement to the RPO ... since taking over three seasons ago” (The Guardian). These qualities will be showcased brilliantly in their performance of Sibelius’ grand and luminous Symphony No. 2. With its gorgeous melodies, luxurious harmonies and a finale that is pure joy, it’s easy to see why the Second Symphony has become one of the composer’s most celebrated works.
Joining them on the first half of the program is the enormously popular Ray Chen, who is known to play a “virtuoso lick with a rock ’n’ roll stance, making it look mighty cool to be a violinist” (Violinist.com). He’s sure to be the coolest dude in the room when he takes on Tchaikovsky’s sweeping, melodious and virtuosic Violin Concerto, an undisputed crown jewel of the repertory. But first, the evening opens with Carl Nielsen’s life-affirming Helios Overture, the Danish composer’s radiant evocation of the sun god and his chariot journeying across the sky.
Joining them on the first half of the program is the enormously popular Ray Chen, who is known to play a “virtuoso lick with a rock ’n’ roll stance, making it look mighty cool to be a violinist” (Violinist.com). He’s sure to be the coolest dude in the room when he takes on Tchaikovsky’s sweeping, melodious and virtuosic Violin Concerto, an undisputed crown jewel of the repertory. But first, the evening opens with Carl Nielsen’s life-affirming Helios Overture, the Danish composer’s radiant evocation of the sun god and his chariot journeying across the sky.
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January 18, 2026
There’s no better way to experience your favorite music performed by the world’s finest musicians than with a 2025-26 Classical Music subscription!
You’ll get the best seats in the acoustically brilliant Knight Concert Hall, Plus, you’ll enjoy significant savings and subscriber-only benefits, such as unlimited no-fee exchanges.
The new season boasts four extraordinary evenings with the legendary Philadelphia Orchestra, led by music and artistic director Yannick Nézet-Séguin in his Arsht debut; the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and music director Vasily Petrenko, joined by passionate violinist Ray Chen; Arsht favorites Joshua Bell and his thrilling Academy of St Martin in the Fields; and the long-awaited return of superstar tenor Juan Diego Flórez with a lively recital of operatic hits and songs in Spanish.
You’ll get the best seats in the acoustically brilliant Knight Concert Hall, Plus, you’ll enjoy significant savings and subscriber-only benefits, such as unlimited no-fee exchanges.
The new season boasts four extraordinary evenings with the legendary Philadelphia Orchestra, led by music and artistic director Yannick Nézet-Séguin in his Arsht debut; the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and music director Vasily Petrenko, joined by passionate violinist Ray Chen; Arsht favorites Joshua Bell and his thrilling Academy of St Martin in the Fields; and the long-awaited return of superstar tenor Juan Diego Flórez with a lively recital of operatic hits and songs in Spanish.
Call 305.949.6722
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