Upcoming
Season 2023 – Program 1
February 24, 2023
St. Bede Episcopal Chapel at the University of Miami
Pre-concert Talk 7 pm
Concert 7:30 pm
Program
** Honeyrêves by Bruno Maderna (Italy) 5′
* Fast Break by Charles Mason (USA) 7′
Silencios imaginados 2001 by Orlando Jacinto García (Cuba – USA) 13’
I N T E R M I S S I O N
Sonatina, for violin and cello by Arthur Honegger (Swiss) 15’
* Trescherzinuno (in Do) by Gabrio Taglietti (Italy) 10’
* Acrobats (6’) / Augusta Read Thomas (USA) 6′
*) Miami Premiere
**) 50th Anniversary of death
Season 2023 – Program 2
March 28, 2023 at 7.00 pm
St. Bede Episcopal Chapel at the University of Miami
Pre-concert Talk 7 pm
Concert 7:30 pm
Program
Choros Bis, for violín and cello by Heitor Villa-lobos (Brazil) 9′
* A sparrow flies towards a woman as she stares at a crescent moon . Guitar Concerto by Federico Bonacossa (Italy-US) 20′
Federico Bonacossa, guitar
I N T E R M I S S I O N
* El Poema de Tlaltecatzin (Poem of Tlaltecatzin) by Juan Trigos (Mexico-US) 25′
Daniela D’Ingiullo, soprano
*) World Premiere
Past
May 7th, 2022 at 7 PM
Herbert And Nicole Wertheim Concert Hall (FIU), Miami, FL
May 13th, 2022 at 8.30 PM
25 Festival Cultural de Mayo. Teatro Degollado, Guadalajara, Mexico
Opera in one Act for soprano and ensemble (50′)
The madness was present, outside of her, She-Meow, since she was born. She took the form of a woman. She put her mother’s hat on her head, obsessed with the idea of being a cat. Then, the waters of madness soaked the inside of her person and she, She-Meow, was left homeless, without a father and without herself, but treasuring the immense affection of a mother who never accompanied her (Juan Trigos S.)
Antonio Camacho Oropeza, stage director
Juan Trigos, conductor
Daniela D’Ingiullo, soprano
La Coperacha, puppeteers
Elisbeida Suárez
Héctor Caro
Alejandro Orozco
The Last Hundred Ensemble
Frank Capoferri, alto saxophone
Vladimir Ibarra, electric guitar
Noel Halloway, percussion
Chen-Hui Jen, piano/electric piano
Salvador Rodríguez, pictures
Olga Gámez, artistic direction, puppetry and costumes
César Camarena, scenography and puppetry
José Camacho, videos
Marcos García, lighting
Program
I N T E R M I S I O N
Juan Trigos, Partita (23’)
Juan Trigos, conductor
Federico Bonacossa, guitar