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Indigenous Soundscapes: A Native American Music Journey with Musiva

Sunday, November 22 · 1 p.m. · Winter Park Public Library

1 p.m.
When
  • Sunday, November 22 · 1 p.m.
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Winter Park Public Library1052 W. Morse Blvd. · Winter Park, FL · 32789
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A Free Thanksgiving String Quartet Concert.

The Musiva Concert Series, in partnership with the Winter Park Library, invites the Central Florida community to kickoff Thanksgiving week with a free educational concert tracing the roots and influence of Native American music in standard classical and modern concert music.

A string quartet will highlight works by Antonin Dvořák, acclaimed contemporary Native American cellist/composer, Dawn Avery, and other influential artists.

This will be a completely free educational program open to everyone. Bring your friends and family to kick off Thanksgiving celebrations.

This free community program is generously made possible by the support of the United Arts Foundation and Duke Energy.

Event Highlights: Free & Open to All: Perfect holiday weekend activity for families, friends, music lovers, and history buffs. Bilingual Program: Information available in English and Español. Educational & Engaging: Learn how Indigenous rhythms and melodies shaped classical and chamber music traditions.

About Musiva Concert Series: Musiva Concert Series is a nonprofit dedicated to presenting high-quality chamber music and accessible educational programming across Central Florida. By partnering with local venues and community partners, Musiva brings diverse classical music traditions directly to local audiences.

Listed by CitySpark: Orlando, FL, gathered by the Sanford events calendar.