Romanticisms - Frost Symphony Orchestra with Miclen LaiPang

Frost School of Music at The University of Miami

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The Frost School of Music presents more than 300 concerts, recitals and various performances during the academic year, including Festival Miami, featuring world-renowned guest artists, faculty and student performing groups.

The Frost School of Music presents more than 300 concerts, recitals and various performances during the academic year, including Festival Miami, featuring world-renowned guest artists, faculty and student performing groups.

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Theater Capacity: 600

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Select Days Feb 26, 2026 - Feb 28, 2026

A playful exploration of love, loyalty and disguise unfolds through Mozart's sharp wit and radiant music, reimagined in a contemporary setting that leans into glamour and theatrical mischief.

A richly textured chamber program highlights the color, contrast and expressive range of wind instruments through an evening of intimate ensemble music.

A vintage portrait of the Magic City comes into focus through song, storytelling and projected imagery, evoking the glamour and cultural texture of Miami in the 1960s.

Electronic sound, live performance and data-driven visuals converge in a late-night program that reframes connection as both a musical and human practice.

A family-friendly concert draws on generations of animated film music to celebrate storytelling, imagination and the shared joy of live performance.

A contemporary program anchored by a world premiere brings guitar and wind ensemble into focused conversation, highlighting new directions in modern concert music.

A rhythm-driven program rooted in Afro-Cuban tradition and contemporary jazz brings one of today's most inventive bandleaders into collaboration with emerging musicians.

A season-closing orchestral program explores how twentieth-century composers embedded resistance, tension and resolve within music shaped by political constraint.

A large-ensemble tribute celebrates the enduring legacy of Stevie Wonder through the lens of contemporary jazz.

A richly textured chamber program highlights the color, contrast and expressive range of wind instruments through an evening of intimate ensemble music.

A program honoring Women's History Month and Francophonie Month explores the global reach of jazz through French and Francophone traditions and the work of women composers.

An evening dedicated to the versatility and resonance of the French horn unfolds in an intimate recital setting at the University of Miami.

A student-produced concert merges amplified sound and orchestral color in a large-scale collaboration at the Frost School of Music.

A sweeping orchestral program moves from Hungarian dance rhythms to Jewish lyricism and late-Romantic opera.

An evening of vocal jazz spotlights the work of influential women composers and arrangers across genres.

An evening of small-ensemble performance highlights the nuance and interplay at the heart of chamber music.

Original compositions take center stage as the Frost Jazz Orchestra returns to Gusman Concert Hall for its fourth annual live album recording.

A world premiere anchors an evening of contemporary music from one of Frost's leading new-music ensembles.

A centennial tribute traces the evolution of one of jazz's most influential innovators through the many eras that defined his sound.

Sound, circuitry and found objects converge in an evening of experimental music at the University of Miami.

An immersive night of original pop performance kicks off the Frost School of Music's spring Creative American Music Festival.

A high-energy showcase of original rock and hip hop powers forward the Creative American Music Festival at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music.

An intimate evening of choral music draws inspiration from the architecture and acoustics of its setting, echoing the spatial traditions of the Venetian cori spezzati style.

A night of original country music continues the Creative American Music Festival (CAM Fest) at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music.

Original songs and emerging voices take center stage as the Creative American Music Festival continues at the Frost School of Music.

Original compositions shaped by personal experience take center stage in a concert led by Grammy Award–winning composer and conductor Maria Schneider.

Original Latin pop takes center stage as Café con Leche: The Frost Latin Songwriters Collective opens an evening of rhythm-driven celebration at the Hormel Innovation Stage.

A diverse lineup of contemporary voices closes out the Creative American Music Festival with a showcase of student-driven performance.