Extreme Budget Cuts for Arts and Culture in 2025
By Phillip Dunlap & Janet Erlick The State of Florida’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget has officially been signed by Governor DeSantis and Arts and Culture has taken a serious gut…
Khrystyna Mykhailichenko, a 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee, will perform in a program of Young Virtuosos as part of the 4th Frost Chopin Festival at the University of Miami’s Gusman Hall. (Photo courtesy of Frost School of Music)
Chopin Festival at UM Frost Dedicated to Ukraine Features Some of Country’s Performers
Written By Sean Erwin In the 19th century, the work of composer and pianist, Fryderyck Chopin served as a symbol of liberation and revolution for his Polish homeland. Chopin became a…
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Frost School of Music Congratulates Esteemed Faculty on 2022 Grammy® Wins
The Frost School of Music at the University of Miami is proud to announce two members of its world-renowned artist faculty were bestowed the highest honor in the music industry,…
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The Frost School of Music Presents The World Premiere of The Leopard
With South Florida establishing itself as one of the premiere performing arts destinations in the world, it is befitting that an important work is having its world premiere in the…