Three finalists perform a commissioned chamber music work by San Antonio composer Dr. Aaron Prado with guest artists. The winner of the “Audience Favorite Award” is selected.
Three (3) finalists perform with the Mexico City Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Orchestra artistic director Scott Yoo, renowned violinist and host of the PBS TV series “Now Hear This”. Winners of the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medals are chosen.
All awards are presented along with short performances by the 2024 medalists!
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Hungarian virtuoso violinist, classical master, jazz improviser, and composer Roby Lakatos & His Ensemble make their San Antonio debut with one-of-a-kind fusions of contemporary, classical and jazz elements with the folklore traditions of Hungarian Romani people.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.
Mexican singer-songwriter Magos Herrera & Her Jazz Trio will astound with original music and jewels of the Great Latin American songbook from her latest album “Aire”.