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The Symphony and Lubben Bros combined for a unique, entertaining, and to be frank - meaningful evening of music. The SOA is always on point - the pleasant surprise was the soulful lyrics of the original Lubben Bros music AND their professional performance chops. Quality evening! Love to see more of this type of performance!
Celebrated my grandmothers 90th birthday at this event and it did not disappoint. Thank you to everyone who helped make her day even more special! ♥️✨✨♥️✨✨♥️
We have been to many concerts....this was one of the best. It was a sincere pure entertainment watching circus acts along with the music.
I am 8 years old. This was my first time attending a symphony. Before attending the program I familiarize myself with the different instruments. My mother and I sat eight rows from the stage. I felt as though I could reach out and touch the instruments. The conductors were energetic and entertaining. My favorite instrument was the xylophone. When I close my eyes I can still hear the beautiful sounds in my head. I look forward to my next visit.
This was my first time attending the symphony in Fort Lauderdale. The symphony and special guests were AMAZING! I wish their appearance was available on a DVD!!!! Thank you for presenting such an exciting and moving performance!
The orchestra's performance of the first three works was "sleepy" and not only in the audience. But, I give five stars because Ms. Dreyfus and Mr. Dicterow performed the fourth and final piece and were amazing, and they lifted the otherwise uninspired orchestra. The last piece was worth the price of admission. - Excellent performance venue.
The musicians were super talented, the musical compositions brilliant (of course including works from the masters), and I bought the first CD I've purchased in a decade!
great entertainment. soloists were exceptional. Had a great evening; price was right as well.
This was our first visit to the venue. There were great acoustics and a small theater feeling. Quite a nice place for musical events.
What an amazing evening in south florida! The orchestra was great, good program, and watch out for soprano Maria Aleida, she will take your breath away with her super human voice and her perfect pitch and control. Her voice will thrill your bones without mic even if you sat in last row. That's also thanks to the perfect dimensions and acoustics of the Amaturo Hall, which provides perfect reverb, a opposed to other venues that have too much echo like the Miami Knight Hall. I'll sign for everything in this venue and this orchestra, and anything where Miss Aleida sings
Symphony of Americas once again put together an Amazing Performance together with the three special guests. We had a wonderful time!
It was amazing!! Would love to go watch them again
Symphony of America blow us away with this so thoughtful performance. The music selection was great!
This was our first time attending the Symphony of the Americas. We expected a good concert and what we got was a great evening of music. The choices were diverse and performances stellar. Seats are good anywhere in the Amaturo, but, consider buying early so that you can choose how close you want to be to see as well as you can hear. We like to see the musicians hands.
I attend many performances of classical music and this was one of the best programs I have ever attended. The blend of familiar and new pieces from different periods, including some that were new to me, made a most satisfying evening. And the ticket cost was beyond reasonable.
this performance as with all the others I have attended was wonderful. Bravo Maestro and musicians
I caught myself smiling a lot, the music was beautiful & perfect.
great show! loved the selection of music. had lots of heart and soul! bravo!!
The orchestra and singers were wonderful! The music was incredible. Great vocals.
We have attended this concert for years now, but this one was the worst, especially compared to the others. The Symphony has lowered it's standards. The two singers did not meet our expectations, from what we have previously seen, and there was a smaller orchestra this time, with many new faces. The Christmas photos displayed throughout the concert were barely legible. Additionally, Maestro was somewhat rude at the end when he just said "bye bye," to the audience. What about saying "Happy Holidays" and turning on the house lights when you're done? We have been attending the Symphony for years, as partial subscribers, but it is now doubtful we will return. It's time Maestro turns over the baton.
