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IMMERSE YOURSELF IN MUSICAL SPLENDOR

JOIN US FOR OUR 2025/26 ELECTRIFYING 36TH SEASON!

Are you yearning for an evening filled with fabulous and sophisticated live music? Discover our diverse lineup featuring beloved classics that resonate with nostalgia, alongside captivating compositions that push artistic boundaries. From stirring masterpieces to enchanting light classics, each performance promises an extraordinary blend of historical richness and contemporary allure.

Join us for an unforgettable musical experience, where our stage is graced by a distinguished roster of virtuosic musicians and esteemed guest artists. Whether you seek the perfect date night or simply crave the joy and comfort of live orchestral music, Alhambra Orchestra’s season awaits, ready to enchant and inspire.

Hispanic Heritage Celebration Concert

HISPANIC HERITAGE CONCERT CELEBRATION

Celebrate the richness and passion of Hispanic culture with an exhilarating evening of Spanish and Latin American music. From the classical elegance of Arriaga’s Symphony in D to the rhythmic fire of Márquez’s beloved Danzón No. 2, this dynamic program showcases the vibrant spirit and lyrical beauty of the Hispanic world. Orchestral gems such as Albéniz’s Asturias shine alongside heartfelt zarzuela arias and romantic favorites like Granada, performed by distinguished guest vocalists. A stirring season opener filled with color, melody, and cultural pride.
DATE: Sunday, September 28, 2025
TIME: 7:30 PM
VENUE: FIU Wertheim Performing Arts Center
» 10910 SW 17th Street, Miami 33199
TICKETS: $10 adults/$5 seniors, students on Eventbrite.com

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Spooky Symphony Concert

The Children’s Trust Presents

SPOOKY SYMPHONY

A family tradition returns! Join the Alhambra Orchestra and Greater Miami Youth Symphony for a thrilling multimedia Halloween concert filled with spine-tingling fun and cinematic magic. This imaginative performance features iconic music from The Wizard of Oz, Phantom of the Opera, Wonder Woman, Addams Family, Godzilla, and more — all accompanied by vivid imagery on a giant screen. With musicians in costume and two back-to- back 50-minute programs, this delightful spectacle is perfect for young audiences and the young at heart. Costumes are warmly encouraged! Presented in partnership with Greater Miami Youth Symphony and The Children’s Trust.
DATE: Friday, October 24, 2025
TIME: TWO SHOWS 7:00 PM AND 8:30 PM
VENUE: Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center
» 10950 SW 211 St., Cutler Bay 33189
FREE: Tickets for the Halloween event at The Moss Center are FREE (available starting October 10th) at mosscenter.org. Admission to all parts of the event, including the Spooky Symphony performances, is general admission and first come, first served.

Holiday Pops Concert

HOLIDAY POPS

Ring in the season with a joyful celebration of holiday music from around the world. This high-spirited concert features sparkling arrangements of seasonal favorites—from the exhilarating sounds of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the timeless charm of Sleigh Ride to festive tributes like Feliz Navidad and Festive Sounds of Hanukkah. Featuring vocalist Lisanne Lyons, the concert is sure to delight audiences of all ages. This uplifting program captures the warmth, wonder, and magic of the holidays in one unforgettable evening.

DATE: Saturday, December 6, 2025 
TIME: TWO SHOWS 7:00 PM AND 8:00 PM
VENUE: Pinecrest Gardens
» 11000 SW 57th Avenue, Pinecrest 33156
FREE: with
admission to the Garden’s Nights of Lights
» pinecrestgardens.org

 

Alhambra Orchestra Concerto Competition

SOUTH FLORIDA’S GOT TALENT

Celebrate the stars of tomorrow at one of our most beloved annual events. This uplifting program spotlights the top three winners of the Alhambra Orchestra’s Concerto Competition, showcasing extraordinary young soloists from across South Florida. From virtuosic flair to lyrical beauty, each performance promises to inspire. The evening also features the world premiere of Symphonie Miniature by our Composition Competition winner, Jaden Chairéz. Mozart’s sparkling Marriage of Figaro Overture sets the tone for a night brimming with youthful artistry and unforgettable moments.
DATE: Sunday, January 25, 2026 
TIME: 7:30 PM
VENUE: FIU Wertheim Performing Arts Center
» 10910 SW 17th Street, Miami 33199
TICKETS:
$10 adults/$5 seniors, students on alhambraorchestra.eventbrite.com

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Chamber Concert Series Performance

SPRING SERENADE 

Spring Serenade invites you into an evening of chamber music that celebrates collaboration, artistry, and the shared joy of making music at the highest caliber. This concert is part of the Alhambra Orchestra’s For the Love of Music initiative, a vision that brings together the orchestra’s professional musicians with distinguished guest artists from Miami’s vibrant musical community to elevate both repertoire and performance.

At the heart of the program is the rarely heard original chamber version of Aaron Copland’s Appalachian Spring, a work of luminous clarity and quiet power. Scored for a small ensemble, this version reveals the music’s transparency and emotional nuance, demanding exceptional sensitivity and musicianship. To honor the depth and technical challenges of this masterpiece, the orchestra is joined by renowned professional musicians whose artistry brings this iconic work vividly to life.

The program continues with chamber works that highlight warmth, lyricism, and expressive beauty. Elgar’s beloved Serenade for Strings offers sweeping romanticism, while Nimrod provides a moment of noble reflection. A special arrangement from Mozart’s The Magic Flute features principal flutist Carol Naveira-Nicholson alongside the orchestra’s wind players, adding sparkle and elegance to the evening.

The concert culminates in a virtuosic finale as Maestro Daniel Andai, violin, is joined by acclaimed pianist Ciro Fodere in Mendelssohn’s lyrical Concerto for Violin and Piano. Brimming with charm and youthful energy, this rarely performed gem provides a thrilling close to a program built on collaboration, excellence, and a shared love of music.

Spring Serenade is more than a concert. It is a celebration of artistic generosity, professional camaraderie, and the belief that music, when made together, can be both intimate and transcendent.

DATE: Sunday, March 1, 2026 
TIME: 7:30 PM
VENUE: Coral Gables Congregational Church
» 3010 Desoto Blvd.,Coral Gables 33134
FREE: No Tickets Required

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Indulge In The Splendor of Classical Music

WORLD OF MUSIC–36th SEASON FINALE

Experience a rousing conclusion to our 36th season with a program that spans brilliance, beauty, and boldness. The evening opens with the thrilling Concerto for Four Horns by Hübler, a showcase of dazzling brass virtuosity, followed by Mozart’s radiant Violin Concerto No. 4, featuring acclaimed soloist Misha Vitenson. The season reaches its stirring apex with Beethoven’s majestic Symphony No. 5 — one of the most iconic works in classical music. Join us as we celebrate the power of live performance and the joy of music that transcends boundaries.

DATE: Sunday, April 26, 2026
TIME: 7:30 PM
VENUE: FIU Wertheim Performing Arts Center
» 10910 SW 17th Street, Miami 33199
TICKETS:
$10 adults/$5 seniors, students on alhambraorchestra.eventbrite.com

A Summer Family Mutimedia Concert

WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE

Dive into a refreshing summer concert celebrating the beauty, mystery, and power of water through music. This family-friendly program features classical gems and cinematic favorites inspired by oceans, rivers, and all things aquatic. From flowing melodies to sweeping soundscapes, the Alhambra Orchestra brings to life the magic of water in all its forms. A perfect outing for music lovers of all ages — cool, captivating, and unforgettable.

DATE: Sunday, June 7, 2026
TIME: 3:00 PM
VENUE: FIU Wertheim Performing Arts Center
» 10910 SW 17th Street, Miami 33199
TICKETS:
$10 adults/$5 seniors, students on alhambraorchestra.eventbrite.com

INDULGE IN THE SPLENDOR OF CLASSICAL MUSIC

Discover the ultimate escape into a world of timeless beauty and emotional depth with the Alhambra Orchestra. Immerse yourself in the thrilling experience of a live orchestra performance, engaging all your senses. Expertly curated by Maestro Daniel Andai, our concerts offer a perfect blend of sophistication and joy. From captivating guest soloists to unforgettable thematic series, each performance promises an evening of musical excellence. Don’t miss your chance to elevate your evenings with the enchanting sounds of the Alhambra Orchestra—your gateway to musical excellence in South Florida.

 

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FIRST TIME AT OUR CONCERT? DON’T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT?

We Are Here To Help Guide You And Make Your Experience More Enjoyable.

What do I wear?
As an audience member you can wear whatever is comfortable for you. A good guide might be your personal dress code for dinner with friends, or “smart casual.” But you will probably see other concert-goers in everything from relatively dressy attire to a T-shirt and jeans, so you can feel comfortable wearing anything in this range.
When should I arrive?
Please try to arrive 30 minutes prior to the start of the concert. This will allow you to find parking, use the restroom and find a seat.
What if I arrive late?
Sometimes life happens and you arrive late. If you are only a couple minutes late you can quietly enter and try to find a seat as we are likely still introducing the concert and haven’t begun yet. If the concert has begun, please try and wait until a piece has finished and you hear applause. But most importantly be as quiet and respectful as you can not only to the musicians but the other concert goers as well.
What if I have to leave early?
If you need to leave early, please do so between pieces or during intermission.
How long is a typical concert?
Concert program lengths can vary but typical expect it to last about one and one half hours (including intermission).
When should I clap?
Normally you would clap at the end of each piece – this includes pieces with several movements. If you are unsure of whether or not clapping is appropriate, follow the lead of the experienced audience members around you. If you are still unsure when to applaud, watch the conductor. When he has dropped his hands down to his sides, the applause may begin.
Why is there an intermission?
The intermission is a short rest period for the performers. Most intermissions are about 15-20 minutes long. Listening to music is also an intense activity and a break in the middle helps the audience concentrate better in the second half. Audience members use the intermission to visit the restroom, check their phones for messages, and talk to each other. Occasionally, though, there are concerts with no intermission. Check your program to see if there is an intermission and when will it take place.
Can I bring my children?
The Alhambra Orchestra presents several concerts and educational programs designed especially for children. All other concerts in our season are family oriented and children are more than welcome. Our concerts are great opportunities for families to enjoy classical music together.

Keep in mind that many standard-length classical concerts are too long for small children since it requires an attention span that is difficult for youngsters to maintain. If your children are accustomed to sitting quietly for an extended period of time, you may wish to bring them to all of our concerts.

Can I take pictures during the concert?
You may take short clips and photos while the orchestra performs, but only for your own personal use. Otherwise, depending on the venue, cameras and recording equipment, including mobile phones, may not be used during the performance.
Can I bring my cell phone?
Patrons with cell phones, alarm watches and/or electronic paging systems are requested to turn them off prior to entering the concert hall. Please contact the house manager before entering the auditorium if emergency notification might be required.
Coughing and Sneezing.
If you have a cold or allergies, please take appropriate medication in advance to control symptoms. For that tickle in the throat, use a cough drop to ensure that the concert experience is as pleasurable as possible for you — and those around you. But please kindly unwrap them ahead of time as well. Experienced concertgoers try to suppress coughs and sneezes until a loud passage arrives, and muffle these. If you cannot suppress a fit of coughing, it is acceptable to depart from the Hall until you feel better.
Other sounds during the concert.
The most important thing to remember at a classical music concert is to make sure others can listen to the music undisturbed. Please completely silence your cell phones, pagers, watch alarms, and other electronic devices for the duration of the performance.

Don’t talk, whisper, sing or hum along, or move personal belongings. Even the quietest whispers can be heard in the concert hall and can prove to be a distraction to patrons and musicians alike. Conversation at a concert normally stops at the first entrance of the concertmaster, conductor, or soloist. Save your comments until intermission or after the concert, as it will give you and your friends much more to discuss. This will ensure that you and the other patrons will enjoy the full benefit of the performance.

Don’t enter or exit the hall while a performance is in progress unless absolutely necessary. If you must leave your seat, do so quickly and quietly, proceeding to the nearest door or asking the nearest usher for assistance.