6 at Beth David Congregation, 2625 SW Third Ave., Miami 7:30 p.m. Hildegard of Bingen: Ordo Virtutum (Play of Virtues) will be performed 7:30 p.m. Performed by the women of Seraphic Fire under the direction of conductor and artistic director Patrick Dupré Quigley, Ordo Virtutum is a provocative morality play about the struggle between 17 Virtues and the Devil over the destiny of a female soul, the perfect setting for the ensemble’s distinctive gifts with sacred music. Born more than 900 years ago, Hildegard of Bingen spent most of her 80-plus years cloistered in a hilltop monastery in the Rhineland, but managed to leave behind a remarkable trove of scholarly writings and a body of music including 70 liturgical songs and Ordo Virtutum. The music of one of the most remarkable scholars, composers and spiritual leaders of the Middle Ages, and not incidentally a woman, will be explored this season by Miami’s Grammy-nominated choral ensemble Seraphic Fire. 28 at The Rocket Man Show by Rus Anderson, who was hand-picked by Sir Reggie himself as his farewell-tour body double.Īnd a virtual battle of the bands between the two greatest of all time counts off March 7 with “Hits of the Brits: Featuring the Music of The Beatles & The Rolling Stones,” performed by The Nowhere Band and Zstonez. Fans of Elton John’s ’70s space-cadet era will be high as a kite on Feb. 9 at Parker Playhouse.Ĭoral Springs Center is ostensibly tribute headquarters for those about to rock, beginning this month with “Peaches and Cream,” a ’70s-style concert of Allman Brothers and Eric Clapton jams performed by two area groups on Nov. And Michelle Berting Brett and her Nashville cats remember the Carpenters Jan.
Speaking of song stylists, “Simply Streisand Starring Carla DelVillaggio” proves Babs is still evergreen March 19 at Mizner Park. Davis and at Coral Springs Center on Feb. And lovers of the Carole King songbook and her Tapestry album have two places to feel the earth move: at Mizner Park on Jan. Fans of the Bee Gees get two ways to prove how deep is their love: “The Australian Bee Gees Show,” March 13, at Coral Springs Center and “Stayin’ Alive: One Night of The Bee Gees,” Feb. 12, Broward Center for the Performing Arts).įor some artists, one show’s not enough. 16, Coral Springs Center for the Arts) to Hank Williams (April 8, Mizner Park Cultural Center) to will-you-love-me-forever Meat Loaf (Jan. This season, audiences all over South Florida will be reliving their respective good ol’ days at tribute shows ranging from ABBA (Feb. The genre is so popular that these acts that recreate performances of legendary artists have stopped waiting for the artists to die before recreating them.
So true, Bruce, so true - especially as it relates to the boom in tribute acts. In Bruce Springsteen’s 1982 song Atlantic City, he sings, “Everything dies baby that’s a fact / But maybe everything that dies someday comes back.” Performances this season in classical music, comedy, film, pop music, theater/dance and the visual arts. Greg Carannante, Ben Crandell, Rod Staff ord Hagwood and Phillip Valys 06:37:39 City and Shore - November 2019 ON with the SHOWS
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