This project is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.
Timucua's monthly poetry and open mic series, Authentic Selves. Held the third Sunday of every month at Timucua. Hosted by Lauren White and Nadia Garzon. Looking to perform in English, Spanish or Spanglish (or any other language)? Click here to sign up > *** Tickets are pay what you like. Please bring a bottle of […]
Mingle with friends, dance and listen to Vivacity play the music of the Great American Songbook through the greatest songs of the 20th century as we ring in the New Year together! Cocktail attire suggested for this classy evening at the Timucua’s first ever NYE celebration! Champagne toast at midnight included with all tickets. Reserved […]
On this one-of-a-kind solo tour, NYC-based vibraphonist and composer Chris Dingman is exploring the intersections of dream work, spiritualism, and meditation, through music improvisation. Chris Dingman is a vibraphonist and composer known for his distinctive approach to the instrument: sonically rich and conceptually expansive, bringing listeners on a journey to a beautiful, transcendent place. He […]
Brazilian pianist and keyboardist features music from his recent album “Brazilian Childhood”, mixing elements of jazz, Brazilian music, and rock in a hybrid acoustic-electric setting. Adolfo’s international quartet celebrates intercultural diversity featuring musicians from four different countries and music from several different eras and styles, including unique renditions of composers as diverse as Pat Metheny, […]
The Ryan Devlin Quartet are arranging their "Series of Circumstances" US tour for January! Devlin, a saxophonist and Orlando native, had a love for music since a young child due to his father's influence. He has played in The Florida All State Jazz band, The Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, and The Orlando Jazz Orchestra. He was […]
Personnel: Christina Bouey, ViolinRhiannon Banerdt, ViolinColin Brookes, ViolaGrace Ho, Cello The Ulysses Quartet has been praised for their “textural versatility,” “grave beauty” and “the kind of chemistry many quartets long for, but rarely achieve” (The Strad), as well as their “avid enthusiasm ... chops to back up their passion” (San Diego Story), “delivered with a […]
Two of the brightest young talents working today in Jazz performance and composition join forces on the stage at Timucua for a very special collaborative event. Michael Feinberg (bass) and Tal Cohen (piano) will delight and astonish with their musical abilities and interplay in our very intimate concert space. Come experience a sophisticated evening of […]
January Featured Poet: Simba X Founder of Exodus United Inc., Shayna “Simba” Castano is an internationally established poet, performer, philanthropist, mother, educator, and human rights advocate. Her craft is a reflection of spiritual strength, perseverant resilience, and humble servitude. In both Shayna “Simba” Castano’s poetry and community work, she challenges individuals to consider the interiority […]
Cuban-American solo musician and composer Manuel Paneque Lahenz began his studies in his native Cuba graduating in music with a specialization in Lute and conducting musical ensembles. In Havana, he worked in both radio and television where he had the opportunity to accompany the most recognized Cuban singers, Omara Portuondo, Elíades Ochoa, Compay Segundo, among […]
This unique program celebrates the power of music to heal and bring people together. Violin virtuoso Brian Bak is an in-demand chamber music player and soloist who has won numerous competitions, appeared at international festivals, and graduated with degrees from Juilliard, Yale, and Stonybrook (DMA). While preparing for a recital at Timucua, Bak learned that […]
"Elevated themselves into those elite ranks alongside Yarn/Wire, Sō Percussion, Tigue, Iktus and Ensemble Et Al", as described by the New York Music Daily, Pathos Trio (consisting of percussionists Marcelina Suchocka, Felix Reyes, and pianist Will Healy) is a two percussion and piano trio committed to combining aesthetics of contemporary classical music with their interests […]
Joseph Kingma, winner of the American Liszt Society’s 2017 Liszt International Piano Competition, enjoys an active national and international career as a soloist, chamber musician, and teacher. Eager to share the beauty of music with a wide audience, he maintains a busy and varied performance schedule in multiple genres. As a recitalist, his solo invitations […]
Will Patrick returns from New York City with an all-star band to premiere new original music and pay tribute to the great Jeff Beck Lavon Rushing - Bass, Mark Falchook - Keys, Jaylen Moore - Drums Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer-songwriter from Orlando, Will Patrick combines R&B, jazz, funk, rock, hip-hop, and soul music. While still […]
Okapi is an avant-rock duo from Asheville, NC that employs upright bass, cello, and voice. Their raw and intricate songwriting is cathartic but inviting, carrying honest and satirical messages that aim to stimulate a universal confrontation with reality, while encouraging consciousness, healthy growth, and individual empowerment in the curious and attentive observer. *** Tickets are […]
Presented by The Modern Music Movement A double bill with Lydia Lunch & Joseph Keckler of spoken word, music and video presentation. Lydia Lunch and Joseph Keckler, two of New York’s most notorious performers combine dynamic spoken word and musical histrionics to create an intimate evening of provocative musical poetry, regaling tales of madness, longing […]
Energy Wheel is a unique sonic experience combining a sound bath of crystal singing bowls and Tibetan bells with modular synthesizer. The result is meditative, spacey, and extremely inspirational. Each attendee will need to bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion and encouraged to bring the following: A pillow A blanket A knee pillow or […]
Baroque and BeyondA Performing Arts Matter group, the Baroque Chamber Orchestra starts with CPE Bach in the Baroque, then strays into the Beyond with Chilean composer Alfonso Leng, finishing strong with Papa Haydn's "The Bear". Made of community members with a passion for music, the Baroque Chamber Orchestra brings string players from the Maitland Symphony […]
New York City-based new music chamber group loadbang is building a new kind of music for mixed ensemble of trumpet, trombone, bass clarinet, and baritone voice. Since their founding in 2008, loadbang has been praised as ‘cultivated’ by The New Yorker, ‘an extra-cool new music group’ and ‘exhilarating’ by the Baltimore Sun, ‘inventive’ by the […]
Join us for a Tibetan healing meditation designed to help you fall in tune with yourself, and bring harmony to your whole being, utilizing music, sound, and the beautiful acoustics of Timucua. No prior meditation experience necessary. An open mind and heart will suffice. If you do however meditate regularly, this technique will deepen your […]
Join us for a Tibetan healing meditation designed to help you fall in tune with yourself, and bring harmony to your whole being, utilizing music, sound, and the beautiful acoustics of Timucua. No prior meditation experience necessary. An open mind and heart will suffice. If you do however meditate regularly, this technique will deepen your […]
Who We Are The ‘Who We Are’ project is intended to illuminate African-American culture. The music will portray who we are as people, using text and audio from interviews to amplify the sound and perspective of these voices — the sounds of these human beings. Gerald Law II returns to Timucua with his band The […]
Join us for a night of soulful R&B with April Brown & the After 5 Band and their program "Once Upon a Love Song". Let April's smooth vocals transport you to a world of love and emotion. Get your tickets now and experience the magic of great love songs performed live. About April Brown & […]
Deep Listening is a composer’s sound practice devised by the legendary composer and thought leader, Pauline Oliveros (1932-2016). It is open to everyone and devised to serve and expand our well-being, especially for those drawn to music and sound. DL meetings provide a safe space for musicians and composers to reframe their experience of sound, […]
Celebrate Black History Month with Samone Hicks, soprano, and Rose Grace, pianist. The title is: "Songs of Hope and Inspiration". The program will include Art Song Cycles by Black composers, including Nkeiru Okoye, Undine Smith Moore, Florence Price, Adolphus Hailstork, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. The the program consists of beautiful and powerful songs and rarely performed, […]
PersonnelJalen Baker, vibraphoneMikailo Kasha, bassJohn Lumpkin, drums Rising jazz vibraphone star Jalen Baker returns to Timucua with a program exploring the history of jazz vibraphone, featuring music from some of the genre's greatest innovators. Baker will take the audience on a journey through the evolution of the vibraphone in jazz, starting with the instrument's early […]
February featured poet: "Big" John Study was born Johnnie Ridley Jr. in Flatbush, Brooklyn in an Afro-Caribbean community. He attributes the time he spent attending a private school in grades K-7 as the only person of color, and having two extremes to draw from, as the basis for his unique insight and view point. After […]
Experience a casual listening session of superb audio in the best acoustic space around. Orchestral recordings, recorded, edited, mixed and mastered in DXD audio. Playback using a DXD recorder-player through my Tannoy studio monitors. February 2023: Music For a Time of War Oregon Symphony plays Charles Ives’ The Unanswered Question, John Adams’ The Wound-Dresser, Britten’s […]
Joy-Filled Noise: A Musical Celebration of Black History Music Director Kevin Harris leads a vocal and instrumental ensemble of some of the region's top talent in a survey of Black American Music, from the South African hymn Siyahamba, to African American Spirituals, Jazz, Blues, and Gospel songs old and new. Expect original arrangements, stirring performances […]
Joy-Filled Noise: A Musical Celebration of Black History Music Director Kevin Harris leads a vocal and instrumental ensemble of some of the region's top talent in a survey of Black American Music, from the South African hymn Siyahamba, to African American Spirituals, Jazz, Blues, and Gospel songs old and new. Expect original arrangements, stirring performances […]
Energy Wheel is a unique sonic experience combining a sound bath of crystal singing bowls and Tibetan bells with modular synthesizer. The result is meditative, spacey, and extremely inspirational. Each attendee will need to bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion and encouraged to bring the following: A pillow A blanket A knee pillow or […]
Energy Wheel is a unique sonic experience combining a sound bath of crystal singing bowls and Tibetan bells with modular synthesizer. The result is meditative, spacey, and extremely inspirational. Each attendee will need to bring a yoga mat or meditation cushion and encouraged to bring the following: A pillow A blanket A knee pillow or […]
Timucua is proud to kick-off our March Wordplay Festival with 'The Important Problem: A Social Justice Opera' by Holly Cordero. This piece is a political observation of the law, and what to do about how the law is interpreted, from the eyes of a citizen. We follow two main characters: one is a police officer, […]
Timucua is proud to kick-off our March Wordplay Festival with 'The Important Problem: A Social Justice Opera' by Holly Cordero. This piece is a political observation of the law, and what to do about how the law is interpreted, from the eyes of a citizen. We follow two main characters: one is a police officer, […]
About "The Not" Rural Missouri, 1994 Tonight, Sasha has reached the end of a lifelong battle and will record their story to convince others that their nightmare is real. Conceived and performed by Ashleigh Ann Gardner, this solo piece explores the ways in which loss and abuse haunt us. Directed by Jeremy SeghersSound design by […]
About "The Not" Rural Missouri, 1994 Tonight, Sasha has reached the end of a lifelong battle and will record their story to convince others that their nightmare is real. Conceived and performed by Ashleigh Ann Gardner, this solo piece explores the ways in which loss and abuse haunt us. Directed by Jeremy SeghersSound design by […]
This International Womens Day concert will feature solo voice compositions written by female composers Cathy Berberian, Meredith Monk, Gilda Lyons, Susan Botti, Kamala Sankaram & Alex Temple. These works, all for solo performer, were chosen for their ability to empower and represent the talents of female singers. The concert aims to celebrate the strength and […]
Two short plays by first-time theatre producers! "Who mothered the corpse?," by Zero the Writer (40 minutes)Intermission"Precious Gems," by Joanna Tress (40 minutes) About "Who mothered the corpse?" She is found by a hunter one Sunday morning.She lays, as though asleep, on the forest floor.She has no name, but she had four mothers. In a […]
Deep Listening is a composer’s sound practice devised by the legendary composer and thought leader, Pauline Oliveros (1932-2016). It is open to everyone and devised to serve and expand our well-being, especially for those drawn to music and sound. DL meetings provide a safe space for musicians and composers to reframe their experience of sound, […]
Personnel: Dieter Hennings, guitarPaul Vaillancourt, percussion Works by Mexican composers Juan Trigos and Ricardo Zohn with added Latin American classics from Antonio Lauro and Alirio Díaz The musical endeavors of Dieter Hennings Yeomans span from new music on guitar to early music for lute, baroque guitar, and theorbo and can be heard on the Nonesuch, […]
TEMPUS The first reading of a new play by award-winning Orlando playwright Joseph Reed Hayes. The NYC jazz loft, 1940s bebop reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, a tale of legendary swing band leader "Duke" Prospero. In a time when young “bebop” musicians were inventing a new ways of expressing the freedom of jazz, old established […]
TEMPUS The first reading of a new play by award-winning Orlando playwright Joseph Reed Hayes. The NYC jazz loft, 1940s bebop reinterpretation of Shakespeare’s The Tempest, a tale of legendary swing band leader "Duke" Prospero. In a time when young “bebop” musicians were inventing a new ways of expressing the freedom of jazz, old established […]
Timucua Arts Foundation presents Musique en Plein Air on Sunday, March 19th, 2023, at the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival! Experience the festival from the Central Park Bandstand in the heart of scenic downtown Winter Park. Musical performances by: Don Soledad Group1-1:45pm Gerald Law and the Clutch2:15-3pm April Brown and the After 5 Band3:30-4:45pm Everyone […]
March featured poet: Raymond Jimenez Spoken word artist extraordinaire Raymond Jimenez performs a series of poems around the theme of monsters, both imaginary and real. *** Timucua's monthly poetry and open mic series, Authentic Selves. Held the third Sunday of every month at Timucua. Hosted by Lauren White and Nadia Garzon. Looking to perform in […]
Experience a casual listening session of superb audio in the best acoustic space around. Orchestral recordings, recorded, edited, mixed and mastered in DXD audio. Playback using a DXD recorder-player through my Tannoy studio monitors. Tickets are pay what you like. *** The lead sponsor for Timucua's Art & Wellness Series is:Orlando Regional Medical Center, part […]
Queen of Swords, the rock musical over six years in the making will have its Orlando debut at the end of March at Timucua Arts Foundation. The musical, written by Thom Mesrobian and Ben Shepler, will be presented as an in-concert reading directed by Tara Kromer and features an all-star cast of Orlando performers. The […]
Queen of Swords, the rock musical over six years in the making will have its Orlando debut at the end of March at Timucua Arts Foundation. The musical, written by Thom Mesrobian and Ben Shepler, will be presented as an in-concert reading directed by Tara Kromer and features an all-star cast of Orlando performers. The […]
Musical Traditions Inc. presents A Night at the Opera! Personnel Aleksandra Vargas, Soprano Natalie Doliner, Soprano Angeliz Bula, Mezzo-Soprano Jose Manuel Lopez, BaritoneSergei Kossenko, Piano Program: Rossini - The Cat DuetAldonza - Man of la ManchaLoesser - Marry the Man Today from Guys and DollsMozart- Prendero from Cosi fan tutti Mozart - Smanie implacabilePuccini - […]
Both Sides of Joni Monika Herzig and her jazz quintet, featuring vocalist Alexis Cole, bring a fresh take on the music of Joni Mitchell. Dynamic arrangements and creative improvisation highlight the timelessness and versatility of Mitchell's songwriting. The concert will showcase some of Mitchell's most beloved songs from her extensive catalog. It's an event not […]