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Eduardo Marturet Extends His Contract with Miami Symphony Until 2022
The Miami Symphony Orchestra announced today that Eduardo Marturet has extended his contract as Music Director and Conductor for five more years, until 2022.
2017-2018 marks the beginning of his 12th season where Marturet has been the Music Director and Conductor of the Miami Symphony Orchestra Since 2006.
MISO brings together more than 80 world-class musicians from 22 nationalities. The upcoming season, opening on October 15th, will double the musical offering, from 8 to 14 concerts with whole new experiences. The 29th season is marked by the strategic alliance with the Miami Design District giving its new residence and headquarters at this prestigious and upcoming neighborhood. Here the orchestra will be performing six free admission pop-up concerts, with an inviting and creative repertoire for all ages and musical tastes, immersing people in moments of beautiful and stimulating emotions that transform the way to experience music.
“I’m extremely proud of our artistic achievements and the lives we have enriched together, and look forward to five more years of exciting music experiences with the Miami Symphony” Eduardo Marturet (June 2017)
In addition to the classical subscription series featuring 5 concerts at the emblematic Knight Concert Hall of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Arts of Miami-Dade County, two additional admission free concerts will be performed at Doral Park and Collins Park Bass Museum.
2017-2018 marks the beginning of his 12th season where Marturet has been the Music Director and Conductor of the Miami Symphony Orchestra Since 2006.
MISO brings together more than 80 world-class musicians from 22 nationalities. The upcoming season, opening on October 15th, will double the musical offering, from 8 to 14 concerts with whole new experiences. The 29th season is marked by the strategic alliance with the Miami Design District giving its new residence and headquarters at this prestigious and upcoming neighborhood. Here the orchestra will be performing six free admission pop-up concerts, with an inviting and creative repertoire for all ages and musical tastes, immersing people in moments of beautiful and stimulating emotions that transform the way to experience music.
“I’m extremely proud of our artistic achievements and the lives we have enriched together, and look forward to five more years of exciting music experiences with the Miami Symphony” Eduardo Marturet (June 2017)
In addition to the classical subscription series featuring 5 concerts at the emblematic Knight Concert Hall of the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Arts of Miami-Dade County, two additional admission free concerts will be performed at Doral Park and Collins Park Bass Museum.
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