REGAL RESUMES THEATRE OPERATIONS AT SELECT ORLANDO LOCATIONS


 REGAL RESUMES THEATRE OPERATIONS

AT SELECT ORLANDO LOCATIONS

 

 

 

WHAT:                  Regal announces 2 theatres in your coverage area will open this Friday, April 2. Godzilla vs. Kong from WB will headline new movies including The Unholy and Tom & Jerry, along with a strong slate of upcoming highly-anticipated movies opening in the coming weeks including Mortal KombatA Quiet Place Part II and Top Gun: Maverick.

 

Reopening plans include a wide range of health and safety measures that adhere to the CinemaSafe protocol and guidelines.

 

 

WHEN:                 Friday, April 2

 

WHERE:               Winter Park Village & RPX (510 North Orlando Ave, Winter Park, FL)

                           Waterford Lakes 4DX & IMAX (541 North Alafaya Trail, Orlando, FL)




Universal Studios Hollywood reabrirá el viernes 16 de abril, Comenzando con días especiales adicionales para miembros de pases anuales y de temporada


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Universal Studios Hollywood reabrirá el viernes 16 de abril,
Comenzando con días especiales adicionales para miembros de pases anuales
y de temporada a partir del jueves 15 de abril

La gran apertura presentara a los visitantes la totalmente nueva
 
atracción “The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash!” y el
dinosaurio nuevo e increíblemente realista, Indominus rex de “Jurassic World—The Ride”
 

Inicialmente, los boletos estarán disponibles para los residentes de California y
Se pueden comprar en línea a partir del jueves 8 de abril

Universal City, California, Marzo 30, 2021 – Por fin, Universal Studios Hollywood despliega la alfombra roja para reanudar las operaciones y dar la bienvenida a los visitantes al parque temático a partir del viernes 16 de abril. La gran ocasión comenzará con una visita especial del parque para miembros de pases anuales y de temporada a partir del jueves 15 de abril.
           Si bien la mayoría de las atracciones estarán operando, algunas atracciones volverán a abrir en una fecha posterior, ya que el parque temático cumple con las restricciones del gobierno. Universal Studios Hollywood continúa trabajando en asociación con funcionarios gubernamentales y de salud para implementar nuevos procedimientos de salud y seguridad que incluyen controlar la capacidad para reforzar el distanciamiento físico y requerir el uso de mascarillas. De acuerdo con las pautas del gobierno, solo los residentes de California pueden visitar el parque temático en este momento.

            “Estamos increíblemente emocionados de poder abrir finalmente Universal Studios Hollywood, regresar a los miembros del equipo al trabajo y dar la bienvenida a los visitantes para que disfruten de nuestras increíbles atracciones”, dijo Karen Irwin, presidenta y directora de operaciones de Universal Studios Hollywood. “Ha sido un año muy desafiante y estamos encantados de que este momento haya llegado”.
            Los boletos para Universal Studios Hollywood estarán disponibles solo para los residentes de California y se pueden comprar en línea a partir del jueves 8 de abril. El parque temático también celebrará a los miembros de pases anuales y de temporada, quienes serán de los primeros en visitar, con una serie de días complementarios durante días seleccionados desde el jueves 15 de abril hasta el domingo 16 de mayo; Estos días extras pueden ser reservados por los miembros de pases anuales y de temporada en línea a partir del lunes 5 de abril. Los miembros de los pases anuales y de temporada podrán reanudar el uso regular de sus pases a partir del lunes 17 de mayo.
           Debido a los límites de capacidad, hasta nuevo aviso, los visitantes con boletos comprados no usados antes del 8 de abril de 2021 deberán hacer una reserva anticipada en 
www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.compara las fechas de su visita.

           Para obtener más información sobre los pases anuales y de temporada, incluidos los días de bonificación para miembros del pase y la reactivación de los pases, las reservas de boletos comprados anteriormente o para comprar boletos para parques temáticos, visite www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.com.
           Después de más de un año de cierre, Universal Studios Hollywood está listo para su primera llamada y listo para decir "acción" en el nuevo “The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash!” y "Jurassic World — The Ride", que presenta al espectacularmente realista nuevo dinosaurio, Indominus rex.
            Esto es lo que pueden esperar los visitantes: 
            Un paseo por la ingeniosa área temática, Pets Place, llevará a los visitantes al frente del edificio del apartamento de Katie en la ciudad de Nueva York, donde se encuentra la innovadora atracción “The Secret Life of Pets: Off the Leash!”.
            Esta nueva aventura tecnológica inspirada en la película taquillera de Illumination, The Secret Life of Pets, responde a la pregunta: "¿Qué hacen realmente tus mascotas cuando no estás en casa?"
            Esta nueva e impresionante atracción combina 64 figuras animadas tecnológicamente avanzadas con medios hiperrealistas y mapeo de proyección diseñado para llevar a los visitantes a un viaje para conocer a algunos de sus personajes favoritos de Illumination de las películas, incluyendo Max, Snowball, Gidget, Chloe y Duke, junto con una gran cantidad de otros amigos animales, que han sido transformados y transportados al mundo de la acción en vivo. Desde parpadear hasta movimientos de cejas, inclinar la cabeza hasta asentir con la cabeza, mover bocas a sonrisas, movimiento de orejas y labios, y hacer giros completos del torso hasta caminar físicamente, la profundidad de la movilidad y la función programadas dentro de cada uno de estos adorables personajes crean una experiencia diferente a cualquier otra atracción de un parque temático.
            La gran reapertura de Universal Studios Hollywood también pone a los visitantes cara a cara con el completamente nuevo y extraordinariamente realista dinosaurio de "Jurassic World — The Ride", el Indominus rex, que se presenta al final de la atracción en una contundente batalla con su rival, el Tyrannosaurus rex.
            Abriendo nuevos caminos con esta innovación altamente compleja, este realista Indominus completamente articulado inyecta nuevas e intensas emociones e intriga en el ya dinámico viaje. Con una extensión de casi 55 pies horizontalmente desde la cabeza hasta la cola y más de 22 pies verticalmente, la imponente presencia de Indominus se verá amplificada por la fluidez y sincronización de sus movimientos que brindan un nivel de autenticidad sin precedentes. Desde el sutil parpadeo de sus ojos, la flexión de sus brazos y garras, hasta apretar la mandíbula mientras lleva sus afilados dientes, el colosal Indominus rex se lanzará desde su colina, acechando a los visitantes justo antes de que desciendan por la cascada gigante para escapar de su alcance.
            Por supuesto, estas nuevas experiencias se encuentran entre las muchas atracciones acogedoras y entornos temáticos que esperan a los visitantes a su regreso a Universal Studios Hollywood, incluido "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter ™", que presenta el activo pueblo de Hogsmeade y las atracciones aclamadas por la crítica, "Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey ™ ”y“ Flight of the Hippogriff ™ ”,“ Transformers ™: The Ride-3D ”,“Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride ”,“ Super Silly Fun Land ”de Despicable Me y “Springfield, USA”, hogar de la familia animada favorita de Estados Unidos,“ Los Simpson ”. La atracción emblemática del parque temático y el mundialmente conocido Studio Tour, que lleva a los visitantes detrás de las escenas de una auténtica producción de películas y estudios de televisión y donde pueden experimentar atracciones tan emocionantes como “Fast & Furious — Supercharged” y “King Kong 360 3D,” también estarán abiertas.

La seguridad y el bienestar de los visitantes y los miembros del equipo es la prioridad principal para Universal Studios Hollywood, las siguientes pautas describen los nuevos protocolos de salud y seguridad del parque temático, también destacados en este  video y detallados en el Universal Studios Hollywood website.

  • Controles de temperatura para todos los visitantes a su llegada. Si las temperaturas superan los 100,4 ° Fahrenheit / 38 ° Celsius o más, no se permitirá la entrada de visitantes.
  • Se requieren que todos los visitantes usen mascarillas durante su visita. Las mascarillas también estarán disponibles para su compra.
  • Capacidad controlada dentro del parque temático y ocupación limitada en todos los lugares de CityWalk para ayudar a reforzar el distanciamiento físico. Algunas áreas y programas pueden permanecer temporalmente cerrados.
  • Limpieza y desinfección rigurosa en todas las locaciones de alimentos, baños y todas las áreas de alto contacto.
  • Prácticas de distanciamiento físico en todos los lugares del parque y atracciones.
  • Solo se permite comer y beber en las áreas designadas.
  • Opciones de pago sin contacto siempre que sea posible.

Más información sobre Universal Studios Hollywood y Universal CityWalk está disponible en  www.UniversalStudiosHollywood.com. Se pueden encontrar actualizaciones periódicas en Twitter de Universal Studios Hollywood @UniStudios, Facebook-Universal Studios Hollywood e Instagram @UniStudios.

Lineamientos de salud y seguridad de Universal Studios Hollywood y Universal CityWalk
Se les exhorta a todos los visitantes de Universal a seguir los lineamientos de los CDC y realizar controles de temperatura antes de su llegada. Los visitantes deben evaluar su propio riesgo antes de realizar su visita, y no se recomienda que los adultos mayores o personas de alto riesgo con afecciones médicas subyacentes graves visiten nuestras instalaciones. Las personas asintomáticas aún pueden transmitir COVID-19 si están infectadas. Cualquier interacción con el público en general presenta un riesgo elevado de exposición al COVID-19 y Universal no puede garantizar que los visitantes no estén expuestos durante su visita. Para obtener información sobre las pautas de los CDC, haga clic aquí. Debido a la naturaleza cambiante de esta situación, los detalles están sujetos a cambios sin previo aviso.

ORLANDO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES ITS 2021-2022 SEASON


 ORLANDO PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES ITS 2021-2022 SEASON
Pianist Stewart Goodyear to be Artist-in-Residence

The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra announces its 2021-2022 Season today, including six concerts on the Classics Series, and five concerts on the Pops Series. The Season will also include the Focus Series, with an expanded six-concert series at The Plaza Live Theater in The Milk District just east of Downtown Orlando, as well as the four-concert Symphony Storytime Series. In an exciting program expansion, the Resonate Festival returns for three evenings in February 2022, featuring Artist-in-Residence Stewart Goodyear.


The Philharmonic will bring in a diverse and exciting lineup of guest artists throughout the 2021-2022 Season. On the podium for his seventh Season with the Philharmonic, Music Director Eric Jacobsen will conduct all of the Classics Series and select concerts on the Focus and Pops Series. Jacobsen will also be featured on all three nights of the Resonate Festival.


Soloists headlining the Classics Series include superstar Violinist Gil Shaham, Concertmaster Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, Grammy-award Winning Violist Masumi Per Rostad, the return of Pianist Benjamin Hochman, Pianist Aaron Diehl, and the University of Central Florida Choir.


Artist-in-Residence Stewart Goodyear, proclaimed "a phenomenon" by the Los Angeles Times, will perform all five Beethoven piano concertos over three evenings on the Resonate Festival.  The  Festival will take place at The Plaza Live on February 3, 5, and 7, 2022, with two concerts each night.


The 2021-2022 Pops Series opens with the audience favorite, Home for the Holidays, a celebration of the Kings of Soul in January, a festive Irish celebration featuring The Celtic Tenors in March, Cirque de la Symphonie returns in April with the music of Broadway, and Music Director Eric Jacobsen takes the podium in May with music of the Great American Songbook featuring World-renowned guitarist and singer John Pizzarelli.


The Focus Series will feature Philharmonic Musicians including Principal Harp Haley Rhodeside and Principal Flutist Colleen Blagov in October, the OPO Brass and Percussion in November under the baton of Lyman Brodie, Concertmaster Rimma Bergeron-Langlois and friends with Holiday Baroque in December, and Principal Horn Vincent Kiray in January. Rising star Cellist   Sterling Elliott performs in February and Fiddler Jeremy Kittle returns for a special recording concert in April.


The Symphony Storytime Series for young children features fun, family-friendly programs including Little Red Riding Hood, Holly Jolly Sounds of the Season, Ferdinand the Bull, and A Treeful of Monkeys, all performed at The Plaza Live. 


Subscription renewals for current subscribers begin in the coming weeks and new subscriptions for the 2021-2022 Season will go on sale later this spring. For more information, please contact the Box Office and 407.770.0071 or boxoffice@orlandophil.org.



Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra 2021-2022 Season

Classics Series


Classics 1 –
BRAHMS & GOTTSCHALK: AN OPENING NIGHT MIX TAPE
September 25, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violin


Louis Moreau Gottschalk     Symphony No. 2, “À Montevideo” (Presto maestoso)
Johannes Brahms                Violin Concerto
Louis Moreau Gottschalk     Symphony No. 2, “À Montevideo” (Andante)
Johannes Brahms                Symphony No. 2


With Music Director Eric Jacobsen and the Orlando Philharmonic, Concertmaster Rimma Bergeron-Langlois executes the technical fireworks of Brahms’s exuberant Violin Concerto; and his Second Symphony dazzles with brasses ablaze in the finale. Woven in between, movements of Symphony No. 2 by African-American composer Louis Moreau Gottschalk (“the first eloquent and authentic spokesman of the New World,” contemporary critics raved)– a sneak preview of the symphony we’ll be recording later this season.




Classics 2 –
DVOŘÁK’S POSTCARD “FROM THE NEW WORLD”
October 23, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Masumi Per Rostad, viola


James Lee III                     “Amer’ican” (co-commissioned with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra) (world preview) 
Jessie Montgomery             Viola Concerto (co-commissioned with the Grant Park Music Festival) (world premiere)                            
Antonín Dvořák                    Symphony No. 9, “From the New World”


Dvořák urged fellow-composers to seek inspiration in their own cultures, as he did in his beloved Ninth, drawing on African- and Native American melodies he heard during his American sojourn (yet never forgetting the rhythms and colors of his native Bohemia). You’ll also hear exciting contemporary voices: African American composers James Lee III’s Amer’ican and Jessie Montgomery’s Viola Concerto, composed for Grammy Award-winner Masumi Per Rostad. 




Classics 3 –
HOCHMAN, BRAHMS & SIBELIUS
November 6, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Benjamin Hochman, piano


Samuel Coleridge-Taylor          Two Waltzes
Johannes Brahms                     Piano Concerto No. 1
Jean Sibelius                             Symphony No. 5
Jean Sibelius                             Finlandia


Benjamin Hochman returns to the OPO stage for Brahms’s First Piano Concerto, technically brilliant and unabashedly romantic (with a not-so-subtle declaration of love to Clara Schumann in its glowing Adagio). A silvery flight of swans inspired Sibelius’s glorious Fifth Symphony, while his fierce, stirring Finlandia, with its hymn-like outcry for freedom, is often called Finland’s unofficial national anthem. Waltzes by Afro-British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor raise the curtain.




Classics 4 –
GERSHWIN’S CONCERTO IN F
January 8, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Aaron Diehl, piano
Alicia Hall Moran, Holland Andrews, Holcombe Waller & Gabriel Kahane, vocals 
Choir of Members of the Orlando Homeless Community


Wang Jie                       Symphonic Overture, “America, the Beautiful”
George Gershwin          Concerto in F
Gabriel Kahane             emergency shelter intake form  


Acclaimed pianist Aaron Diehl excels at both jazz and classical music, making Gershwin’s jazzy-bluesy Concerto in F the perfect vehicle for his show-stopping talents. Members of Central Florida’s homeless community join in for Gabriel Kahane’s “magnum opus, which unflinchingly confronts an American social problem that continues to worsen: homelessness” (~Chicago Tribune) as expressed through pop, folk, classical music, humor, biting satire, and sometimes outrage. The lyrics of “America, the Beautiful'' stirred Wang Jie’s patriotism in her hopeful riff on the song.




Classics 5 –
GIL SHAHAM PLAYS BEETHOVEN
March 5, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Gil Shaham, violin


Angélica Negrón              What Keeps Me Awake  
Ludwig van Beethoven     Violin Concerto
Pablo de Sarasate            Navarra            
Dmitri Shostakovich          Symphony No. 10


Superstar Gil Shaham performs Beethoven’s magisterial concerto—a creation of dramatic and emotional impact, and Latina composer Angélica Negrón reflects on the struggles with the creative process. In the Tenth Symphony Shostakovich unleashes his fury against Stalin in a demonic, violent battle with pitches equivalent to the initials of his name, D-S-C-H, pounded out like a code that crushes the tyrant in the wild, triumphant finale.




Classics 6 –
CARMINA BURANA
May 7, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando, Winter Park
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
University of Central Florida Choir
Children’s Chorus
Alison Moritz, stage director
John Heginbotham, choreographer


Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart     Symphony No. 35, “Haffner”  
George Walker                         Lilacs for voice and orchestra
Carl Orff                                    Carmina burana


A feast for the ears and eyes, Carmina burana is guaranteed to wow you with musicians, vocal soloists, choruses, dancers, staging, and costumes. Starting and ending with the riveting hymn to the capricious Goddess Fortuna and her relentlessly turning wheel, bold tunes and primal rhythms celebrate nature, the tavern, and the pleasures of love. It’s earthy, rowdy, and risqué, but sometimes breathtakingly beautiful. Plus, Mozart’s celebratory symphony and African-American composer George Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Lilacs (set to Walt Whitman’s haunting text on the death of Abraham Lincoln).




Focus Series


Focus 1 –
AN EVENING OF MOZART
October 11, 2021 at 7 p.m.
The Plaza Live
Mauricio Cespedes-Rivero, viola and conductor
Haley Rhodeside, harp
Colleen Blagov, flute


Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart            Divertimento for Strings
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart            Concerto for Flute, Harp, and Orchestra
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart            Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Viola, and Orchestra




Focus 2 –
OPO BRASS PRESENT OPERATIC AND SYMPHONIC FAVORITES
November 15, 2021 at 7 p.m.
The Plaza Live
Lyman Brodie, conductor
OPO Brass and Percussion


Engelbert Humperdinck                            Opening Scene and Witch’s Ride from Hansel and Gretel
Richard Strauss                                        Final Trio from Der Rosenkavalier
Modest Mussorgsky arr. Michael Allen     Pictures at an Exhibition




Focus 3 –
HOLIDAY BAROQUE WITH RIMMA
December 13, 2021 at 7 p.m.
The Plaza Live
Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violin and conductor
Diane Bishop, bassoon
Colleen Blagov, flute 
Jamie Strefeler, oboe


Johann Sebastian Bach                            Brandenburg 2
Antonio Vivaldi                                          Flute Concerto
Antonio Vivaldi                                          Concerto for Strings
Tomaso Albinoni                                       Oboe Concerto
Giuseppe Torelli                                        Christmas Concerto
Antonio Vivaldi                                          Bassoon Concerto 
Antonio Vivaldi                                          Winter from The Four Seasons




Focus 4 –
AN EVENING OF MOZART AND BEETHOVEN
January 24, 2022 at 7 p.m.
The Plaza Live
Chloé van Soeterstède, conductor
Vincent Kiray, horn


Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Horn Concerto No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No. 4 




Focus 5 –
STAR OF TOMORROW
February 28, 2022 at 7 p.m.
The Plaza Live
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Sterling Elliott, cello


Florence Price Concert Overture No. 2
John Corigliano Phantasmagoria
David Popper Hungarian Rhapsody
Robert Schumann Symphony No. 1 




Focus 6 –
JEREMY KITTEL RETURNS
April 25, 2022 at 7 p.m.
Calvary Orlando
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
Jeremy Kittel, fiddle
Colleen Blagov, flute


 
Jeremy Kittel                        Fiddle Concerto “Stones River”
Jermey Kittel                        Pando
Louis Moreau Gottschalk      Symphony No. 2




Pops Series


Pops 1 –
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
November 27, 2021 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Festival Park
Mauricio Céspedes Rivero, conductor
The Holiday Singers, Connie Brink, director
Opera Orlando Youth Ensemble, Robin Jensen, director
Special guests Heather Thorn and Vivacity


Experience Home for the Holidays in the beauty of the outdoors with the wonderful sounds of the season. With the Holiday Singers, children’s choir, and other favorite guests, it’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season with your Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra!




Pops 2 –
KINGS OF SOUL
Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, James Brown, & more! 
January 15, 2022 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando
Kenneth Freed, conductor
Chester Gregory, Darren Lorenzo, Michael Lynche, vocalists 


Kings of Soul showcases the music of legendary artists Marvin Gaye, Jackie Wilson, James Brown, Otis Redding, The Temptations, Al Green, Barry White, Smokey Robinson, and Curtis Mayfield in an evening of soulful rhythms and melodies. Honoring the true “Kings” of classic soul, featured hits include Soul Man, Stand By Me, Move On Up, Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher, and more. 




Pops 3 –
THE CELTIC TENORS
March 12, 2022 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando
Jeri Lynne Johnson, conductor
Matthew Gilsenan, James Nelson, Daryl Simpson, vocalists


The only tenor group with a truly global audience, The Celtic Tenors will give you a night to remember. Experience a sparkling and good-humored performance by three world-class artists. An evening to savor and a night with tenors who are the most successful classical crossover act to emerge from Ireland. It’s all about the music, the harmonies, and the fun!


Three unique solo voices, but when called upon - One Tenor Sound! 




Pops 4 –
CIRQUE GOES BROADWAY
April 9, 2022 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando
Mauricio Cespedes Rivero, conductor


Cirque de la Symphonie returns set to the soundtrack of Broadway’s most memorable show tunes. Prepare to be dazzled as your Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is joined on stage by aerialists and acrobats, accomplishing astonishing feats of grace, beauty, and power! Featuring songs from Wicked, Chicago, Cats, West Side Story, and more!




Pops 5 – 
THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK WITH THE JOHN PIZZARELLI TRIO
May 14, 2022 at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Calvary Orlando
Eric Jacobsen, conductor
John Pizzarelli Trio


World-renowned guitarist and singer John Pizzarelli has been hailed by the Boston Globe for “reinvigorating the Great American Songbook and re-popularizing jazz.” His band is one of the top interpreters of the American Songbook.




Symphony Storytime Series
at The Plaza Live


Performance Times: 
Saturdays at 10 and 11:30 a.m.
Sundays at 11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.


SST 1 –
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
September 11 & 12, 2021


Little Red Riding Hood is among the most popular fairy tales in the world. A story about the never-ending fight between good and evil, greed and hope, responsibility, and second chances. Featuring our friends from the Orlando Philharmonic woodwind quintet and piano, join us on the exciting journey through the deep woods to grandmother’s house we go!




SST 2 –
HOLLY JOLLY SOUNDS OF THE SEASON 
December 4 & 5, 2021


Join members from the brass and percussion families for a musical celebration that will capture the spirit of the season! Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra musicians will play their way through holiday classics, from Frosty the Snowman to Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. The perfect way to celebrate the season with family!




SST 3 –
FERDINAND THE BULL 
February 19 & 20, 2022


Ferdinand is a peace-loving bull who wants nothing more than to sit and smell the flowers. An inspiring story of peace and standing up to bullies. Brought to life by our string family and the music of George Bizet’s Carmen, your family will fall in love with Ferdinand!




SST 4 –
A TREEFUL OF MONKEYS
May 21 & 22, 2022


Based on a traditional African folk tale, A Treeful of Monkeys takes us on a story about a hat seller who takes a nap under a tree, only to wake up and discover that monkeys had taken all of his hats! Join our mixed ensemble as we work with the narrator to get all of his hats back.




Resonate Festival: Beethoven
The Plaza Live
February 3, 5, 7, 2022
Times: Orchestra Concerts at 7 p.m. | Chamber Music Concerts at 9 p.m.


Orchestra Concerts: Main Hall of The Plaza Live
Chamber Music Concerts: Palmer Room at The Plaza Live


Eric Jacobsen, music director
Stewart Goodyear, piano & artist-in-residence


Welcome to our exciting new concert series, guaranteed to resonate with you in every way. It checks all the boxes for classical music fans!

  • The fantastic Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra
  • Our engaging Maestro Eric Jacobsen
  • Pianist Stewart Goodyear, Artist-in-Residence
  • Show-stopping repertoire: Beethoven piano concertos, plus, plus
  • Intimate chamber music performed by OPO musicians and Stewart Goodyear
  • In between, time to catch your breath and hang out with other like-minded music aficionados.

 
What’s on?
Our first-ever Artist-in-Residence Stewart Goodyear (“a phenomenon” ~Los Angeles Times; “one of the best pianists of his generation” ~Philadelphia Inquirer) solos in all five brilliant Beethoven piano concertos…in just three concerts. Do not miss this rare happening!



What to listen for
From the three crashing chords with which the pianist announces himself in the Third Concerto to the intimate “conversation” between soloist and orchestra in the Fourth, to the regal ”Emperor” Concerto—a crowning achievement. And if that weren’t enough, Stewart will up the stakes by improvising the cadenzas on the spot in the first four concertos.


Beethoven 360
Stewart enthuses: “Performing these concertos gets me into the public side of Beethoven—great theatre, great drama, great virtuosity, and, most importantly, great merriment. These pieces show him as entertainer, actor, storyteller, and playwright. To me, these concertos are pursuits of unbridled joy.”


The “Olympics” at RESONATE
These pianistic feats (yes, feats!) require intelligence, amazing memory, focus, and just plain stamina. “Mentally and physically, I train like an Olympic athlete...lots of repetition and building muscle memory in my fingers, so that by the time I rehearse and perform, my focus will be on an organic collaboration between conductor, orchestra, and audience,” says Stewart.


Breathe!
You’ll need it! After each breathtaking Orchestra Concert, mix and mingle with fellow-concertgoers (bar service available) before heading to the Palmer Room for music that’s up close and personal.


Getting intimate
After the break, it’s beguiling chamber music, including the “Ghost” piano trio, sublime sonatas, the cheery Septet, and, in the solo spotlight, Stewart plays the “Moonlight” Sonata, “Für Elise,” and more.


You MUST be there!


Thursday, February 3, 2022
Orchestra Concert: 7 p.m.
Beethoven            Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, Op. 19
Beethoven            Piano Concerto No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 37



Chamber Music Concert: 9 p.m.
Stewart Goodyear, piano
Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violin


Beethoven            Sonata No. 12 in A-flat Major, Op. 26
Beethoven            Violin & Piano Sonata in C Minor, Op. 30, No. 2





Saturday, February 5, 2022
Orchestra Concert: 7 p.m.
Beethoven            Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Major, Op. 15
Beethoven            Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major, Op. 58



Chamber Music Concert: 9 p.m.
Stewart Goodyear, piano
Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violin
Eric Jacobsen, cello


Beethoven            Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp Minor, Op. 14, No. 2, “Moonlight”
Beethoven            Piano Trio in D Major, Op. 70, No. 1, "Ghost"



Monday, February 7, 2022
Orchestra Concert: 7 p.m.
Beethoven            Leonore Overture No. 3  
Reena Esmail       The History of Red (OPO commission - World Premiere)

    Kathryn Mueller, soprano


Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat Major, Op. 73, “Emperor”

Chamber Music Concert: 9 p.m.
Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violin
Mauricio Céspedes-Rivero, viola
Ronald Gardiner, cello
Don-Michael Hill, bass
Nikolay Blagov, clarinet
Vincent Kiray, horn
Diane Bishop, bassoon
Stewart Goodyear, piano


Beethoven Septet
Beethoven “Für Elise”; Andante favori; Rondo a capriccio



Celebrating its 28th Season, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra is led by Music Director Eric Jacobsen and is comprised of creative musicians and artists from around the world. The Philharmonic annually presents the 10-concert FAIRWINDS Classics Series and Pops Series, as well as its Focus Series and Symphony Storytime Series at The Plaza Live, a historic Central Florida venue. The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra’s vision is to enrich, inspire, and serve the Central Florida community through the transformative power of live music, and it presents more than 170 live concerts and impacts more than 70,000 children, youth, and families annually through its Young People’s Concerts, Symphony Storytime Series, Notes in Your Neighborhood program, and free outdoor community concerts. A resident company of the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, the Philharmonic will perform in the new Steinmetz Hall when it opens. The Orlando Philharmonic is a Partner Organization of the National Alliance for Audition Support, an initiative to increase diversity in American Orchestras. Learn more at OrlandoPhil.org.


THE VIRTUOSO en Digital, On Demand, & En Cines Selectos el 30 de abril + en Blu-ray DV D el 4 de mayo 2021 (Lionsgate



 THE VIRTUOSO

Digital, On Demand, & En Cines Selectos

30 de abril, 2021

En BLU-RAY y DVD:

4 de mayo, 2021



SINOPSIS: Peligro, engaños y asesinatos se cernirán sobre una localidad rural durmiente cuando un asesino profesional (Anson Mount) acepte una nueva misión de su enigmático mentor y jefe (el ganador del Óscar® Anthony Hopkins). Con tan solo un lugar, una hora y una pista críptica, el metódico sicario deberá identificar a su misterioso objetivo entre varios posibles blancos, incluyendo al sheriff de la región (David Morse). Mientras tanto, un encuentro fortuito con una atractiva mujer (Abbie Cornish) en la cantina rústica del pueblo amenazará con descarrilar su misión en este clandestino thriller de cine negro.

NAZZ Productions presenta una producción de NAZZ en alianza con 120dB Films/en asociación con Double Dutch International.

Duracion: 110 minutos | Clasificada: R por violencia, sexualidad/desnudos y expresiones lingüísticas

 

Protagonizada por: 


Anson Mount, Abbie Cornish, Eddie Marsan, Richard Brake, con David Morse and Anthony Hopkins

 

Dirigida Por: Nick Stagliano

Escrita por: James C. Wolf