Kyle assists Gerard Schawrz for the first concert of the Palm Beach Symphony’s Masterworks series with violinist Sarah Chang.
Diamond - Rounds for String Orchestra
Bruch - Violin Concerto
Brahms - Symphony No 2
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz with a modern adaptation of Prokofiev’s classic Peter and the Wolf with the Palm Beach Symphony
Kyle conducts Poeme by Ernst Chausson on a shared program with Gerard Schwarz and the Frost Symphony Orchestra.
Chavez - Sinfonia India
Chausson - Poeme
Tchaikovsky - Symphony No 4
Kyle conducts the Adagietto from Mahler’s Fifth Symphony and Resphigi’s Pines of Rome in his final recital performance at the Frost School of Music.
Symphony No 5: Movement IV Adagietto - Mahler
Pines of Rome - Resphigi
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz for a program of Schuman, Korngold and Dvořák with Midori and the Palm Beach Symphony.
Schuman - New England Tryptich
Korngold - Violin Concerto
Dvořák - Symphony No 8
Kyle conducts the Frost Saxophone Ensemble in an unforgettable performance of Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring.
Rite of Spring - Igor Stravinsky arr Dannel Espinoza
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine - John Philip Sousa
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz in a program of Bruckner and Mozart with the Frost Symphony Orchestra
Mozart - Piano Concerto 21
Bruckner - Symphony No 5
Kyle conducts the world premiere of (un)fallen rockets by Benjamin Koller on a program featuring the Stamps ensembles at the Frost School of Music.
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz for a program of Beethoven and Mahler with Maria João Geissberger Pires and the Palm Beach Symphony.
Beethoven - Piano Concerto No 3
Mahler - Symphony No 4
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz in the premiere of Michael Dellaria’s new opera the Leopard.
Music by Michael Dellaira and Libretto by J.D. McClatchy
Gerard Schwarz, conductor
Alan Johnson, music director
Jeffrey Buchman, stage director
Kim Josephson, baritone; Robynne Redmon, mezzo-soprano; Frank Ragsdale, tenor, and guest artist Kevin Short
The opera is based on the internationally acclaimed 1958 novel Il Gattopardo by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa (1896-1957), a Sicilian aristocrat who chronicled the changes in Sicily during the revolutionary times of the Italian Risorgimento. Lampedusa’s protagonist is Don Fabrizio Corbera, Prince of Salina, and known as “The Leopard” for his commanding personality. A member of an impoverished aristocracy, soon to be obsolete, the Prince reluctantly adjusts to the modern world to guarantee his family’s future – and in doing so, sacrifices the happiness of one of them.
Frost Opera Theater and Frost Symphony Orchestra premiere this third opera collaboration by composer Michael Dellaira and poet/librettist J.D. McClatchy, completed shortly before the passing of Mr. McClatchy in 2018. Their previous operatic collaborations included The Secret Agent (2011) and The Death of Webern (2013).
The latter opera was recorded at the Frost School of Music to critical acclaim in 2015 and released on Albany Records in 2016.
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz in the premiere of Michael Dellaria’s new opera the Leopard.
Music by Michael Dellaira and Libretto by J.D. McClatchy
Gerard Schwarz, conductor
Alan Johnson, music director
Jeffrey Buchman, stage director
Kim Josephson, baritone; Robynne Redmon, mezzo-soprano; Frank Ragsdale, tenor, and guest artist Kevin Short
The opera is based on the internationally acclaimed 1958 novel Il Gattopardo by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa (1896-1957), a Sicilian aristocrat who chronicled the changes in Sicily during the revolutionary times of the Italian Risorgimento. Lampedusa’s protagonist is Don Fabrizio Corbera, Prince of Salina, and known as “The Leopard” for his commanding personality. A member of an impoverished aristocracy, soon to be obsolete, the Prince reluctantly adjusts to the modern world to guarantee his family’s future – and in doing so, sacrifices the happiness of one of them.
Frost Opera Theater and Frost Symphony Orchestra premiere this third opera collaboration by composer Michael Dellaira and poet/librettist J.D. McClatchy, completed shortly before the passing of Mr. McClatchy in 2018. Their previous operatic collaborations included The Secret Agent (2011) and The Death of Webern (2013).
The latter opera was recorded at the Frost School of Music to critical acclaim in 2015 and released on Albany Records in 2016.
Kyle assists Joshua Bell in a side-by-side open rehearsal with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields and the Frost Symphony Orchestra.
Symphony No 3 - Beethoven
Kyle conducts Scriabin and Rivera for the inaugural performance of the Frost at Frost chamber series.
Prometheus - Alexander Scriabin arr Shelly Berg
The Queen’s Gambit - Carlos Rafael Rivera arr Jeremy Levy
Kyle assists Gerard Schwarz in a program of Strauss, Ravel and Debussy with the Frost Symphony Orchestra
Strauss - Don Juan
Debussy - La Mer
Ravel - Bolero
Kyle conducts Scott Stinson’s Opium Grind with the Frost Chamber Orchestra.
An eclectic array of original compositions from Frost lecturer Scott Stinson. The program includes Iksander for multi-percussion; Das Boat for electronics; Match-point for violin and cello duo; a premiere work for marimba and piano; Funky-Monks for bass clarinet duo; Raised by Wolves for flute, violin, piano, and percussion; Ukrainian Carol for brass quintet; and Opium Grind for chamber ensemble
