Events

The final piano-vocal recital of the season features soprano Erika Baikoff and Festival-favorite pianist Julius Drake performing a stirring program of Schubert, Liszt, and Tchaikovsky.

An eerie piano trio that many consider to be composer Frank Bridge’s masterpiece is juxtaposed with two more lighthearted works: Beethoven’s variations on Mozart’s Don Giovanni and Mendelssohn’s Op. 87.

A longtime audience favorite, the Miami String Quartet, returns to play Haydn’s stately late-18th-century Emperor Quartet as well as Erwin Schulhoff’s fiery early-20th-century G-Major String Quartet.

In their highly anticipated Festival debut, the JACK Quartet plays two exciting 21st-century works.

Dancing to music ranging from Alice Coltrane to Ravel, the dancers of Alonzo King LINES Ballet ignite the stage, gliding through Mr. King’s evocative choreography, blending the physical and metaphysical.

In this eclectic program, the JACK Quartet plays their own realizations of Renaissance and Medieval works as well as a recent work by longtime collaborator Caleb Burhans and Renaissance-flavored pieces.

After faking an illness to skip school, popular teen Ferris Bueller enjoys a fun-filled day in Chicago with his girlfriend and uptight best friend.

The Miami String Quartet teams up with legendary clarinetist David Shifrin for Brahms’ Clarinet Quintet and violinist Jennifer Frautschi and pianist Shai Wosner play Bartók’s Second Violin and Piano Sonata.

A set of three presentations by leading neuroscientists who are actively engaged in researching the impact of music on the human brain.

Award-winning pianist Shai Wosner performs beloved works by Bach, Haydn, and Beethoven plus leading English composer George Benjamin’s Relativity Rag, a short but surprising take on the infectious rag form.

The renowned Escher String Quartet plays Dvořák’s Op. 105 and gives the US premiere of the Festival-commissioned String Quartet No. 4 by Julian Anderson, one of today’s most compelling composers.

Schumann’s First Violin and Piano Sonata is the centerpiece of this fiery program, and here the work showcases the virtuosity of longtime Festival collaborators Daniel Phillips pianist Soyeon Kate Lee.