Summer Concert Series from Community Arts Program

For 35 years, Community Arts Program in Coral Gables has hosted a Summer Concert Series at Coral Gables Congregational Church, entertaining more than 69,000 people. But in the midst of the pandemic, the organization is taking the series online with a Who’s Who of musicians.

“We’re very excited to again present a line-up of incredible artists,” says Mark Hart, Executive and Artistic Director of the Community Arts Program. “Though we’ll miss welcoming concert-goers within the beauty of CAP’s home at the historic Coral Gables Congregational Church, we’re thrilled to virtually reach an even broader audience across all of Florida and the world!”

Donations will be accepted for the free concerts, which take place every Thursday, July 9-Aug. 13, at 7:30 p.m. The concerts can be viewed at CAP’s website and Facebook page. Check out the line-up below.

 

My Favorite Things!

Jazz pianist Shelly Berg plays jazz standards and classics.

July 9

 

Classic Latin Love Songs & Melodies

Mezzo-soprano Misty Leah Bermudez and guitarist Alvaro Bermudez play songs from early- to mid-20th century.

July 16

 

Oscar Meets Ella

The Zach Bartholomew Trio (piano, bass and drums) join vocalist Linda Alvarado in performing the music of Oscar Peterson and Ella Fitzgerald.

July 23

 

The Great American Songbook

The 5 String Swing Trio joins violinist and vocalist Nicole Yarling in performing American popular songs and jazz standards from the early 20th century.

July 30

 

One Voice

Violinist Scott Flavin plays music from Europe and the African Diaspora.

Aug. 6

 

A Jazz Shout-Out Finale for a Dave Brubeck 100th

Threefold (featuring saxophone, piano and guitar) gives tribute to American jazz pianist Dave Brubeck.

Aug. 13

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