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The Florida Orchestra
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- llms.txt
- https://floridaorchestra.org/llms.txt
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- 7
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- 345
- Size
- 122158 bytes
- Popularity rank
- #655962
- Registered
- 2000-02-20
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# The Florida Orchestra
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## Posts
- [From Fanfare to Freedom Inside Karen LeFrak’s Tribute to America](https://floridaorchestra.org/from-fanfare-to-freedom-inside-karen-lefraks-tribute-to-america/): Karen LeFrak has a full calendar these days. A pianist with 22 albums and another on the way, her restorative style of music streams to 60 million online listeners. She breeds champion poodles, and writes children’s books. Then the National Symphony Orchestra commissioned her to compose a new work to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The Florida Orchestra performs the piece American Promise in mid October.
- [Jeneba Kanneh-Mason: part of the family redefining classical music](https://floridaorchestra.org/jeneba-kanneh-mason-part-of-the-family-redefining-classical-music/): Please note: Pianist Jeneba Kanneh-Mason has withdrawn from concerts due to a minor injury. Copland’s Appalachian Spring Suite replaces Florence Price’s Piano Concerto.
- [Afterthoughts: Sold-out concert wraps up a Florida Orchestra season of high notes](https://floridaorchestra.org/afterthoughts-sold-out-concert-wraps-up-a-florida-orchestra-season-of-high-notes/): The coda of any Florida Orchestra season is often a stirring affair, an emotional tug-and-pull to celebrate all the classic moments from the past eight months. This was the case last year, when the group closed with an epic performance of Mahler’s Third Symphony, and the year before, with another Mahler crown, the Resurrection. They still reverberate.
- [Triple your pleasure with U.S. premiere of concerto for three trombones](https://floridaorchestra.org/triple-your-pleasure-with-u-s-premiere-of-concerto-for-three-trombones/): As a listener, it’s always intriguing to hear a new work, more so when it features an instrument that rarely solos on stage: the trombone.
- [Meet our first new principal timpanist in 40 years: Hamza Able](https://floridaorchestra.org/meet-our-first-new-principal-timpanist-in-40-years-hamza-able/): When Hamza Able wields the mallets to launch the scherzo from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony this weekend (March 27-29), lots of ears will perk up. That’s because something will be different: Able isn’t the familiar face we’ve known for nearly 40 years.
- [Oh, the joy of performing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony](https://floridaorchestra.org/oh-the-joy-of-performing-beethovens-ninth-symphony/): Demanding. Strenuous. Complex. And ultimately rewarding.
- [TFO principal oboist’s never-ending quest for the perfect reed](https://floridaorchestra.org/tfo-principal-oboists-never-ending-quest-for-the-perfect-reed/): Mitchell Kuhn would have made a good auto mechanic – he’s an expert at tuning up. But he chose a different path as a musician, recently la
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