Palm Beach ArtsPaper Greg Stepanich October 4, 2009 In its previous seven seasons of music-making, the members of Seraphic Fire have presented hugely varied concerts that included everything from Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas to American gospel, from all six Bach motets to world premieres of challenging contemporary music written just for them. But in its opening series of concerts for its eighth season, the Miami-based concert choir has gone back to basics, to the kind… Read More

South Florida Classical Review David Fleshler October 2, 2009 In these challenging times, arts organizations do what they must to sell tickets. And so on Thursday the Miami choir Seraphic Fire opened its eighth season-to a sold-out house- with a concert entitled “The Musical Da Vinci Code: A Musician, a Message and a Pope. “ Actually despite the gimmicky name-and the use of Leonardo’s famous Vitruvian Man drawing on the program-there was no mention that… Read More