Violinists Henry Hutchinson and Matt Stott, violist Viera Borisova, cellist Ana Ruth Bermúdez, and pianist Marcos Flores once again will delight our audience with beautiful and uplifting chamber music from genius composers. Internationally acclaimed Classical Guitarist Miguel Bonachea will be our featured guest. Do not miss this unique, vibrant and soul moving experience!

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of favorite songs from Disney over the years.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of favorite songs from Disney over the years.

For our third Masterworks, we asked for your vote and we have our final lineup! The program beings with Mendelssohn’s haunting  Hebrides Overture, followed by Concertmaster Leonid Sigal for a performance of Vieuxtemps’s 5th Violin Concerto—a rarely performed masterpiece by a 19th Century Belgian virtuoso. We close our performance with Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony—an impassioned work that moves from angst to blazing triumph.

For our third Masterworks, we asked for your vote and we have our final lineup! The program beings with Mendelssohn’s haunting  Hebrides Overture, followed by Concertmaster Leonid Sigal for a performance of Vieuxtemps’s 5th Violin Concerto—a rarely performed masterpiece by a 19th Century Belgian virtuoso. We close our performance with Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony—an impassioned work that moves from angst to blazing triumph.

For our third Masterworks, we asked for your vote and we have our final lineup! The program beings with Mendelssohn’s haunting  Hebrides Overture, followed by Concertmaster Leonid Sigal for a performance of Vieuxtemps’s 5th Violin Concerto—a rarely performed masterpiece by a 19th Century Belgian virtuoso. We close our performance with Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony—an impassioned work that moves from angst to blazing triumph.

Join the Treasure Coast Symphony as they celebrate the milestone of America’s 250th year. The program features music by American composers and about American stories. The program will include:

• The American Frontier arr. Calvin Custer

• American Civil War Fantasy by Jerry Bilik

• Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar, arr. Bob Cerulli

• Festive Triptych by Matthew Karram

• "Gaelic" Symphony – IV. Allegro di molto by Amy Beach

• Overture to the Song of Hiawatha by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

• Hoe Down by Aaron Copland

• Dances in the Canebrakes by Florence Beatrice Price

• King Cotton March by John Philip Sousa 

• Washington Post by John Philip Sousa

Tickets are $20 and are available on the Kane Center website.

Pianists Kelley Coppage, Jacob Craig, Marcos Flores, Becca Harrison, Joanne Knott, Andrew Miller, Rochelle Sallee, and Jill Truax will perform together on 8 pianos with their 16 hands and 80 fingers flying and dancing all over 704 ivory keys! We’ll have a commissioned “world premiere” of beloved Opera Themes! This concert is a rare sight and a powerful display of monumental and gigantic sonorities, which will for sure captivate all your senses in this fun program!

Pianists Kelley Coppage, Jacob Craig, Marcos Flores, Becca Harrison, Joanne Knott, Andrew Miller, Rochelle Sallee, and Jill Truax will perform together on 8 pianos with their 16 hands and 80 fingers flying and dancing all over 704 ivory keys! We’ll have a commissioned “world premiere” of beloved Opera Themes! This concert is a rare sight and a powerful display of monumental and gigantic sonorities, which will for sure captivate all your senses in this fun program!

For our second Masterworks, we welcome violinist Hina Khuong-Huu, winner of the Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition, whose expressive brilliance and fiery virtuosity will ignite Prokofiev’s darkly lyrical Second Violin Concerto. Framing the program are two vivid fairytales: Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, a gripping, ghostly tone poem made famous by Fantasia, and Tchaikovsky’s luminous Sleeping Beauty Suite, culminating in the waltz beloved the world over. As a final touch of enchantment, we close with the glittering Waltz from Swan Lake.

For our second Masterworks, we welcome violinist Hina Khuong-Huu, winner of the Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition, whose expressive brilliance and fiery virtuosity will ignite Prokofiev’s darkly lyrical Second Violin Concerto. Framing the program are two vivid fairytales: Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, a gripping, ghostly tone poem made famous by Fantasia, and Tchaikovsky’s luminous Sleeping Beauty Suite, culminating in the waltz beloved the world over. As a final touch of enchantment, we close with the glittering Waltz from Swan Lake.

For our second Masterworks, we welcome violinist Hina Khuong-Huu, winner of the Elmar Oliveira International Violin Competition, whose expressive brilliance and fiery virtuosity will ignite Prokofiev’s darkly lyrical Second Violin Concerto. Framing the program are two vivid fairytales: Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, a gripping, ghostly tone poem made famous by Fantasia, and Tchaikovsky’s luminous Sleeping Beauty Suite, culminating in the waltz beloved the world over. As a final touch of enchantment, we close with the glittering Waltz from Swan Lake.

Join the Stuart Community Concert Band for a tribute to the City of Lights. Las Vegas!

Ticket link below.

We kick off our 36th season with music shaped by African and African American traditions. Saint-Saëns’s Piano Concerto No. 5, written during his time in Egypt, is infused with exotic melodies and dazzling virtuosity. Gershwin and Weill both wove blues and jazz into a classical framework in their groundbreaking operas, Porgy and Bess and The Threepenny Opera, whose unforgettable tunes – like Mack the Knife and Summertime – have become standards of both the concert hall and the Great American Songbook.

We kick off our 36th season with music shaped by African and African American traditions. Saint-Saëns’s Piano Concerto No. 5, written during his time in Egypt, is infused with exotic melodies and dazzling virtuosity. Gershwin and Weill both wove blues and jazz into a classical framework in their groundbreaking operas, Porgy and Bess and The Threepenny Opera, whose unforgettable tunes – like Mack the Knife and Summertime – have become standards of both the concert hall and the Great American Songbook.

We kick off our 36th season with music shaped by African and African American traditions. Saint-Saëns’s Piano Concerto No. 5, written during his time in Egypt, is infused with exotic melodies and dazzling virtuosity. Gershwin and Weill both wove blues and jazz into a classical framework in their groundbreaking operas, Porgy and Bess and The Threepenny Opera, whose unforgettable tunes – like Mack the Knife and Summertime – have become standards of both the concert hall and the Great American Songbook.

Join the Treasure Coast Symphony for an afternoon of Holiday favorites at the Kane Center in Stuart. The program will include:

• Sleigh Ride by Leroy Anderson

• Overture to Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss

• Gabriel’s Oboe by Ennio Moriconne/arr. Henry Mancini - Trumpet Solo

• Bugler’s Holiday by Leroy Anderson

• Carol of the Drum by Katherine Davis

• Jingle Bells Forever by James Pierpont, arr. Robert W. Smith

• The Polar Express by Alan Silvestri, arr. Michael Story

• Farandole by Georges Bizet

• The Christmas Song arr. Bob Lowden - Sing-a-Long

• A Christmas Festival by Leroy Anderson - Sing-a-Long

• Radetzky March by Richard Strauss, Transc. Matthew Karram

Tickets are $20 available on the Kane Center website. Non-perishable food items are requested for donation to the Treasure Coast Food Bank.

Join us to celebrate the Birth of our Savior Jesus Christ set to a full musical production with a mixed choir, a full orchestra, liturgical dancers, dramatic scenes, and uplifting narration! Featuring opera singers and musicians from Florida and other states

Join us to celebrate the Birth of our Savior Jesus Christ set to a full musical production with a mixed choir, a full orchestra, liturgical dancers, dramatic scenes, and uplifting narration! Featuring opera singers and musicians from Florida and other states

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of holiday carols and songs.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of holiday carols.

Enjoy holiday favorite music performed by the Stuart Community Concert Band.

Performance times at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM.

Free with tickets at the Blake Library in Stuart.

Pianist Marcos Daniel Flores will once again perform a brilliant solo piano program including the majestic Liszt’s Sonata in B Minor, and other jewels from the piano literature such as Debussy’s Clair de Lune and Malagueña by Lecuona. 

Don’t miss the unique experience of an intimate solo Grand Piano on stage producing from the most introspective sounds to the most exhilarating sounds full of emotions and virtuosity.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of beautiful chorus music by Mendelssohn.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of beautiful chorus music by Mendelssohn.

A spooky fun Halloween Concert with the Stuart Community Concert Band.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of autumn songs.

Join the Treasure Coast Community Singers for an afternoon of autumn songs.

The program opens with Principal Clarinetist, Jennifer Royals performing the world premiere of Vero Beach composer, R. Michael Daugherty’s joyous Concerto for B-flat Clarinet and String Orchestra.  We all know and love the iconic ending of Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, but when was the last time you heard the entire work? The piece stands out for its grand instrumentation, alternating between tension and exultation, culminating in an apotheotic finale that symbolizes resilience and the conclusion of one of the 19th century’s most defining conflicts.  The audience will take a more active role in the finale of the work, providing the cannon fire by popping brown paper bags provided by the orchestra.  To conclude the concert, Collins conducts Shostakovich’s Sixth Symphony in which the composer, to quote Leopold Stokowski, proves himself to be “a master who was constantly growing in creative imagination and musical self-confidence.”  The Sixth transports listeners into the realms of spring, joy, and youthful spirit. However, beneath the surface of its seemingly cheerful melodies lies a deeper exploration of irony.