A piano, violin and cello concert is set for Jan. 23 and 24 by Trio Solisti, which translates to three soloists, in Marathon this evening and Islamorada tomorrow.
Playing Mozart, Dvorak and Mussorgsky, the audience is in for a treat as these distinctive and distinguished artists play individually and as an ensemble to make music that has been called “fiery,” “soulful” and “soaring.” Trio Solisti celebrates 10 years of playing together this year.
Now in its 43rd year, the Florida Keys Concert Association kicked off its 2012 season Jan. 16-17 with a big band performance by the Guy Lombardo’s Royal Canadians.The 2012 season is to includes six presentations, each representing different genres and cultures.
Tickets for each Monday evening concert at San Pablo Catholic Church in Marathon go on sale at 6 p.m., doors open at 7 p.m. and performances begin at 7:30 p.m. Season tickets are $85 per person for general seating and $150 per person for preferred seating. Admission to individual performances is priced at $25-30 per person at the door, on a space-available basis. Centennial Bank branches, Key Largo Art Gallery and Artamorada also sell individual tickets.
Islamorada concerts are held at the Island Community Church, mile marker 83 bayside, at 7:30 p.m., a new and earlier start time for this year. Also new for this year, homemade refreshments are to be sold at intermission by the students of Island Christian School as fundraising for its various organizations. A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales and donations helps fund the association’s annual scholarships to local college-bound high school students seeking a degree in the arts. Students, also, are admitted free when accompanied by paid adult, as space allows.
For more information, visit www.floridakeysconcerts.com or call Lynda Berrigan at 305-743-4687 or in the Upper Keys: Joyce Peckman at 305-451-0665 or Mary Lee Singer at 305-240-0061.
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