FAMILY TOUR & FREE MUSIC WORKSHOPS
*****FAMILY TOUR*****
The MISO Family Tour offers children a unique opportunity to discover the world of symphonic music through an interactive, behind-the-scenes experience.
Before the concert, participants visit backstage at the Adrienne Arsht Center, where MISO musicians introduce their instruments and explain their roles within the orchestra.
Following a short break, children are invited onto the stage to sit in the musicians’ chairs and participate in an interactive conducting workshop led by MISO’s Assistant Conductor and sometime with presence of Maestro Marturet.
This engaging educational experience introduces young audiences to orchestral music while encouraging creativity, curiosity, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts.
An unforgettable opportunity to experience the magic of a symphony orchestra from the inside!
Help Bring Music to Every Family Your support helps make the MISO Family Tour accessible to families who may otherwise face financial barriers to participation, giving more children the opportunity to discover the magic of symphonic music.
To schedule an appointment call +3057901629
Workshops for free AT MISO HEADQUARTERS!
MISO offers free workshops in English and Spanish
at our headquarters in the Miami Design District.
OPEN ACTING workshop with Fernando Quiroga in Spanish.
We offer an acting workshop for free focused on the film and television industry. It is built around scene work, active listening, and creating connections between characters..
Through hands-on exercises and dramatic texts, coach Fernando Quiroga guides participants to explore stage presence and the relationship between emotion, intention, and action. The workshop aims to help participants develop authentic performances and discover their own expressive tools. It also teaches them to see conflict as the driving force of every scene, all in a collaborative, creative environment.
About Fernando Quiroga.
Fernando Quiroga is an Argentine actor, screenwriter, journalist, musician, and producer based in Miami, with a career spanning media, television, film, and music. In Argentina, he worked with outlets such as LU2 Radio Bahía Blanca, La Brújula 24, Canal 7 Bahía Blanca, and the newspaper La Nueva. He is currently a correspondent for two Argentine networks, La Nación+ and Canal 26.
His acting credits include antagonist roles in Telemundo productions and work in independent film. In Miami, he works as an actor, screenwriter, and producer of film and TV projects, collaborating with filmmakers such as Juan Carlos Jiménez of Tenku Films. His teaching draws on this multidisciplinary experience, bringing a practical approach to text and character, along with the deep spiritual dimension of performance as communication.
