On February 1, the Miami Symphony Orchestra presents Latin American Soundscapes at the Knight Concert Hall—an exhilarating celebration of the region’s rich musical heritage. Led by Maestro Eduardo Marturet, the evening features captivating performances by electric bass virtuoso Rodner Padilla, and pianist Juan Diego Molina, blending beloved classics with exciting new premieres that showcase the vibrant spirit and cultural depth of Latin America. The U.S. premiere by Federico Vollmer and arranged by Eduardo Marturet “Jarro Mocho”, the world premiere of Rosa Prima by Dr. Santiago Bonora, alongside favorites like Márquez’s Danzón No. 2.

PROGRAM:

Eduardo Marturet – Canto LLano
Rodner Padilla – Concerto for Electric Bass (World Premiere) a 2026 MISO Commission
Inocente Carreño – Margariteña
Federico Vollmer (arr. Marturet) – Jarro Mocho for solo Piano and Orchestra (US Premiere)
Santiago Bonora – Rosa Prima (World Premiere) a 2026 MISO Commission
Arturo Marquez – Danzón Nº2

Rodner Padilla – Electric Bass
Juan Diego Molina – Piano
Eduardo Marturet – Conductor