TIMELESS HARMONIES: Celebrating 40 Years of Making Music

Miami



Dranoff 2 Piano Fusion's 40th anniversary season opens with a world premiere by Grammy®-nominated composer Adam Schoenberg, performed by internationally acclaimed pianists Glen Inanga and Rebeca Omordia alongside the Amernet String Quartet and guest bassist Paola Garcia. The program also celebrates the rich legacy of Black classical composers. Four decades. One unforgettable night.

Performers

Inanga is a is a 1999 laureate of the Dranoff International Two Piano Competition and a highly acclaimed international concert pianist. Omordia is an award-winning classical pianist recognized worldwide for her pioneering work in African classical music.

Schoenberg is a Grammy®-nominated and Emmy Award-winning composer known for his versatility in both orchestral and film scoring and is among the top 10 most performed living composers by orchestras in the U.S.

The Amernet is a highly acclaimed ensemble known for its technical mastery and international performances, serving as Ensemble-in-Residence at FIU.

Frequently Asked Questions

TIMELESS HARMONIES is Dranoff 2 Piano Fusion's 40th anniversary concert season opening with a world premiere by composer Adam Schoenberg and performances by internationally acclaimed pianists and ensembles in Miami.
The main performers include pianists Glen Inanga and Rebeca Omordia, the Amernet String Quartet, and guest bassist Paola Garcia.
Check the official event website for the most current dates and times of the Miami performance.
The location details are available on the event website; the concert is held at a prominent Miami venue.
Adam Schoenberg is a Grammy®-nominated composer whose world premiere composition opens the Dranoff 2 Piano Fusion 40th anniversary season in Miami.
The program features classical music including new compositions and works celebrating the legacy of Black classical composers.
The event is a classical music concert; suitability for families depends on the age and interests of attendees.
It is recommended to buy tickets in advance as the event may sell out; check the official website for ticket availability.
Concert duration details can be found on the event’s website or program information.
Yes, the program includes works celebrating the contributions of Black classical composers as part of the Miami concert.

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