The Miami Symphony Orchestra is Dade County's flagship orchestra. Founded in 1989, the orchestra is now entering its sixteenth anniversary concert season. Under the new leadership of a highly regarded and renowned conductor, Eduardo Marturet, the orchestra will continue to represent the excitement and cultural vitality of our community.

The orchestra numbers more than 80 musicians, drawn from the finest orchestras around the world and throughout the United States. Its annual concert season includes 12 concerts performed at the Gusman Concert Hall in Coral Gables and the Lincoln Theatre on Miami Beach. Beginning in the summer of 2002, the orchestra will also present "Concerts in the Park" a series of pops concerts to take place at our community's excellent outdoor amphitheater facilities. Since 1997, the orchestra has presented an in-school, arts education program for elementary students of the Dade County Public Schools. This program is in keeping with the orchestra's tradition of community outreach throughout Dade County.

The highlight of the Miami Symphony Orchestra's performances to date has been the June 2000 concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City. The performance was the culmination of a goodwill trip undertaken in cooperation with the Beacon Council, the Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce and Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas. The concert was well received by audiences and critics alike and solidified the orchestra's role as a representative of Dade County's multicultural, artistic community.

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