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Music on the Hill will present another all-star cast of prodigies from the local area.
Music On The Hill Concert
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For Brevardians who love music and young prodigies...this Sunday's Music on the Hill will be presented as a special program as a fund raiser by music teacher, Pervin Muradov, to support special needs kids in music. At least four outstanding soloists will be appearing, Sunday, April 29, 4 p.m., at the Unitarian Fellowship Hall, at 3115 Friendship Pl, Rockledge. Fifteen dollars per person is requested as a donation at the door. Violinist, pianists, and more. Not to be missed, and it's a worthwhile endeavor. See you there.
Music on the Hill is a concert series produced by the Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard which showcases live performance by various accomplished young students of music on the last Sunday of the month during season.
Music on the Hill features talented and upcoming young musical performers, singers, musicians, and just all around exciting and vibrant youth performing for you to the best of their abilities.
The line up of truly amazing young stars always changes from month to month. So check this page for updates.
You want to make certain you are at each and every performance encouraging and applauding the virtuosos discovered and showcased just for you at the Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard's Music on the Hill.
Music on the Hill concert seasons typically run from August through April. However, check back to the web site for updates and additional information.
Show times typically start at 4 p.m. and CAFOB suggests a casual dress as the shows run approximately 75 to 90 minutes.
For more information, call Marshall Frank 321-254-3398
The Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization helping to serve and assist dedicated young artists in acquiring their dreams.
$5 donation requested at the door.
Dress is always Brevard County casual.
Music on the Hill features talented and upcoming young musical performers, singers, musicians, and just all around exciting and vibrant youth performing for you to the best of their abilities.
The line up of truly amazing young stars always changes from month to month. So check this page for updates.
You want to make certain you are at each and every performance encouraging and applauding the virtuosos discovered and showcased just for you at the Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard's Music on the Hill.
Music on the Hill concert seasons typically run from August through April. However, check back to the web site for updates and additional information.
Show times typically start at 4 p.m. and CAFOB suggests a casual dress as the shows run approximately 75 to 90 minutes.
For more information, call Marshall Frank 321-254-3398
The Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization helping to serve and assist dedicated young artists in acquiring their dreams.
$5 donation requested at the door.
Dress is always Brevard County casual.
Music on the Hill on February 25, 2018
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Shannon Reid, 15, musical theater vocalist
Eliana Berrean, 18, musical theater vocalist Jadon Brooks, 15, Powerful Baritone The Dick-Doc Duo – violin and piano playing Broadway Preformed wonderful arrangements from Showboat, Carousel, The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Les Miserables, Man of La Mancha, The King and I, and more Music on the Hill on November 26, 2017
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MUSIC on the Hill, Nov. 2017, will be remembered as one of the best, with outstanding performers, 1) Andrew Leonard,17, on piano plus Emcee 2) Emily Deruelle, 17, who sang four beautiful Broadway songs, 3) Janet Lu, 17, remarkable violinist. How about a big round of applause?
Music on the Hill on October 29, 2017
Enthusiastic audience for MUSIC ON THE HILL enjoyed another breathtaking array of performances by young prodigies of Brevard, Sunday, October 29. Eliana Berrean, soprano, also served as program emcee did a fabulous job. Violin virtuoso, Douglas Dyer, played three incredibly difficult numbers, including a Paganini Caprice. Daphne Mai Landis, age 12, was amazing on piano. As a special treat, the audience enjoyed a couple oldie-goldiie songs by famed trio, the McGuire sisters, as wonderfully performed by Jan Johns, Karen Monks and Sally Hart...local stars each.
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Music on the Hill on September 24, 2017
A spectacular, Music on the Hill show featuring Isaac Moorman, 15, playing cello and then piano. Patrick Bernhard, 17, on French Horn, and Yoosang Park, 17, on violin playing the Tchaikovsky concerto. This program was accented by an aria sung by CAFOB board member, Anita Rigsbee..., notable retired opera performer, who also managed the show. Her husband, Paul Rigsbee, served as emcee and featured his own solo on digital trumpet. Congrats to all, great job.
Music on the Hill on August 27, 2017
Tomas Lopez, 19, Emcee and accomplished musician played violin, saxophone and guitar.
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Music on the Hill on April 30, 2017, with nearly a packed house at the Unitarian Sanctuary building in Rockledge, four fabulous teens performed their hearts out as the final Music on the Hill program closed the winter season in style. With plenty of shout-outs to go around, the teenagers performing were: Ryan Huff, concert piano and emcee; Dana Alward, classical clarinet; Janet Lu on violin and Eliana Berrean singing songs from various musical theater shows. This particular show was produced by CAFOB board member, Jan Johns, who doubled as an accompanying pianist for two of the performers. Fun was had by all. Not only that, some generous members of the audience gave extra contributions (tax deductible) to the cause to help toward grants and awards for the most deserving kids who work very hard at striving for perfection.
Music on the Hill on February 27, 2017, provided a wonderful hour of musical talent from four highly talented young women from local schools, dazzling the audiences with songs like, Humoresque, played by Ellen Choi 13, on violin, followed by her sister Souyon Choi, 17, playing a rendition of Hey Jude on viola. Later, the sisters played two duets; the tango from Scent of a Woman plus Hungarian Dance #5 by Brahms. Julia Zhao, 14, played two lovely pieces on piano. Emcee duties were delegated to 18 year-old Shae Doyle, a marvelous soprano accompanied by Board Member, Jan Johns, who sang three songs, including The Last Rose of Summer. All Music on the Hill programs were performed at the Unitarian Fellowship Hall in Rockledge.
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Music on the Hill on Sunday January 29, 2017 , was another big hit, this time altering the theme a bit by including ensemble music. Primary solo musicians were Sebastian Moorman, Violin, and Tyler Romesberg, Oboe. Contributing to the ensembles: Yoosang Park, Violin, Hunter Law, Cello, Isaac Moorman, Cello, Dana Alwaard, Clarinet, Ryan Williams, Viola and Zachary Zaroogian, Viola. Teens all. Good job, the audience was delighted..
Music on the Hill on Sunday November 27, 2016
Andrew Leonard, 16, Emcee and Concert Piano
Jade Lauto-Alvarez, 17, Concert Violin
Daniel Outlaw, 17, Oboist,
Special Cameo Appearance by professional vocalist,
Linda Kay Cox
Andrew Leonard, 16, Emcee and Concert Piano
Jade Lauto-Alvarez, 17, Concert Violin
Daniel Outlaw, 17, Oboist,
Special Cameo Appearance by professional vocalist,
Linda Kay Cox
Music on the Hill on Sunday October 30, 2016 Beautiful and talented, Eliana Berrean once again emceed the program and sang two songs from musical theater. Then she joined with her older sister, Ariel Berrean, for a pair of heartwarming duets, one of which was dedicated to their grandmother. Isaac Moorman, 13, played two pieces on cello flawlessly. Dana Alward was equally flawless playing a magical and difficult piece on clarinet. The crowd often erupted into big applause. Then, the icing on the cake, professional singer, Sally Hart, well known star from the Lawrence Welk show and a local favorite, treated the audience to three fantastic numbers.
The best $5 show in Florida with youngsters performing like they were in concert halls and on Broadway all their lives. All income and contributions go back to the prodigies in one form or another.
The best $5 show in Florida with youngsters performing like they were in concert halls and on Broadway all their lives. All income and contributions go back to the prodigies in one form or another.
Another outstanding Music on the Hill program Sunday, September 25, 2016 featuring young three soloists, and one opera diva. The show was emceed by Musical Theater veteran, Maggie Roub, 17, who sang three songs. Michael Liamkin, 14, played two solos on piano, plus joined two additional students of teacher, Pervin Muradov, to play a six-handed march. Douglas Dyer, age 11, wowed everyone with his violin virtuosity. And we were graced with a special appearance by former opera diva, Anita Rigsbee, who sang two songs.
