ABOUT
ORCHESTRA MIAMI
Our Mission:
Orchestra Miami exists to build community and to educate through music by bringing high quality symphonic music at affordable prices to all people in South Florida.
About Us:
Founded in 2006 by Artistic Director Elaine Rinaldi,
Orchestra Miami exists to fill the unique cultural
needs of our community. Our main goal is to provide
low-cost, high-quality artistic experiences that
build community and provide programming
which would otherwise be unavailable in South
Florida. Equally important goals are to provide
children and their families with opportunities
to experience classical music, music it a part of their
lives, and use it as a tool for learning and enjoyment.
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Over the course of its 16 year history, Orchestra Miami has performed everywhere from the Adrienne Arsht Center to art galleries to public parks. Our signature programs include the annual Beethoven on the Beach free outdoor concerts performed in Miami Beach, Pinecrest and Sunny Isles Beach, the Discover Miami Through Music series performed at landmarks across Miami-Dade County, and the Family Fun Concert Series at Pinecrest Gardens. Orchestra Miami consists of a select group of professional musicians, all permanent residents of South Florida, whose collective body is unparalleled in terms of excellence and experience. Our many collaborations with the Miami-Dade County Public Schools have introduced over 30,000 school-aged kids to classical music for free.
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Led by Founder and Artistic Director Elaine Rinaldi, Orchestra Miami continues to exceed expectations in terms of programming and artistic quality.
Equity Statement: Orchestra Miami is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. Orchestra Miami welcomes all without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.
Accessibility Statement: Orchestra Miami is committed to providing a fully accessible website experience on the Orchestra Miami portal located at: https://www.orchestramiami.org/ for all users of assistive technologies such as screen reading software, screen enlargement software and alternative keyboard input devices. This is an on-going process and Orchestra Miami is currently reviewing all website areas and is implementing the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.0/2.1, level AA standard on all page content and elements of the Orchestra Miami web portal. Orchestra Miami consults with an assistive technology vendor to periodically conduct testing of the Orchestra Miami website portal using assistive technologies in order to ensure full compliance to WCAG 2.0/2.1 Level AA. If any users of assistive technologies are experiencing any difficulties in using the website please do not hesitate to contact: Orchestra Miami, via phone at: 305-274-2103 or e-mail at: info@orchestramiami.org.