Events & Tickets
Orchestra Concert
Sounds of the Season, Presented by the City of Miami Beach
New World Center
Sponsored by:
It’s 100% cheer as the NWS Fellows perform seasonal favorites decked out in their finest and funniest holiday costumes. Gather with friends and family in celebrating a variety of cultural heritages; this evening is certain to delight audiences of all ages.
This performance is presented by the City of Miami Beach for its residents. Tickets will be available at the New World Center Box Office beginning Monday, November 1 at 10:00 AM. Limit four tickets per household. Proof of Miami Beach residency is required.
Program
LEROY ANDERSON A Christmas Festival (1950)
(1908-1975)
ALAN SILVESTRI Suite from The Polar Express (1995)
(b. 1950)
Arranged by Jerry Brubaker
LUCAS RICHMAN Hanukkah Festival Overture (1994)
(b. 1964)
QUINN MASON Christmas Eve Festivities (2015-16)
(b.1996)
ANTHONY DILORENZO Navidad Latina! (2019; NWS commission)
(b. 1967)
PIOTR ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY Selections from The Nutcracker, Op. 71 (1892)
(1840-1893) Miniature Overture
Mother Ginger and the Clowns
Coffee (Arabian Dance)
Trepek (Russian Dance)
Pas de deux: Prince and the Sugar Plum Fairy
LEROY ANDERSON Sleigh Ride (1948)
(1908-1975)
The December 17 Sounds of the Season Concert will have the following safety protocols:
All guests aged 16+ must provide proof that they are either:
- Fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (at least two weeks after final dose) or
- Provide a negative COVID-19 diagnostic test result (taken within 72-hours). Results from self-test kits and test-at-home kits will not be accepted.
All guests aged 16+ must provide photo ID that matches the above documentation.
All guests aged 2+ must wear masks while inside the New World Center.
By attending our events, you voluntarily accept responsibility for all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.
Chad Goodman, conductor
With a flair for inventive programming and a bold presence on stage and in the community, Chad Goodman has been praised for "bringing innovation to classical music" (Forbes).
As the Conducting Fellow of the New World Symphony, Mr. Goodman conducts on subscription, education, family and holiday programs. His program, “SPARK: How Composers Find Inspiration,” blended captivating light design and videography with engaging audience participation to explore how a composition is created and brought to life by an orchestra.
Since 2018 Mr. Goodman has served as an Assistant Conductor to the San Francisco Symphony, assisting Esa-Pekka Salonen, Manfred Honeck, Daniel Harding, Pablo Heras-Casado, Simone Young and James Gaffigan among others.
Mr. Goodman's 2022-23 Season will include debut appearances with the Elgin Symphony, Baton Rouge Symphony, Greensboro Symphony and San Francisco Chamber Orchestra.
As Founder and Artistic Director of Elevate Ensemble, Mr. Goodman’s ambitious vision for concert programming resulted in the pairing of music from Bay Area composers with underappreciated gems of the 20th and 21st centuries. Under his leadership, Elevate Ensemble established a Composer-in-Residence program and commissioned fifteen works from Bay Area composers. Elevate collaborated with photographers, videographers, poets and culinary artists, bringing new music and vibrant multi-genre experiences to unique venues such as yoga studios, historic Victorian homes and art studio warehouses.
Mr. Goodman has previously served as Conducting Fellow of Festival Napa Valley, Music Director of the Contra Costa Chamber Orchestra, Conducting Fellow of the Atlantic Music Festival, and a rehearsal and cover conductor for the San Francisco Ballet.
In addition to his performing career, he teaches young musicians the business and entrepreneurial skills needed to successfully navigate the world as a working musician in his workshop “You Earned a Music Degree. Now What?”
Mr. Goodman holds a bachelor of music degree from the Eastman School of Music and a master of music degree from San Francisco State University. His mentors include Michael Tilson Thomas, Alasdair Neale, Cyrus Ginwala and Martin Seggelke.
