New World Symphony’s (NWS) fall WALLCAST® concert series features a special encore performance led by NWS Co-Founder and Artistic Director Laureate Michael Tilson Thomas (MTT) and 2025-26 programs led by guest conductors Domingo Hindoyan and Manfred Honeck.

New World Symphony recently received two 2025 Suncoast Emmy® Award Nominations for its WALLCAST® Graphics Package (Michael Matamoros, Motion Graphic Designer) and Live-Stream Audio Mixing (Roberto Toledo, Audio Technician). The winners will be announced during the Emmy® Awards Show on Saturday, December 6, 2025 at The Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood, Florida. Please visit https://suncoastemmys.org/ for more information.

On Saturday, November 1, audiences in Miami Beach’s SoundScape Park will be treated to a free WALLCAST® performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 9, conducted by MTT. This concert was originally performed live with the New World Fellows on May 5, 2018. Encore WALLCAST® concerts offer audiences a unique opportunity to relive some of the most memorable performances from NWS’s extensive concert archives.

On Saturday, November 15, Venezuelan conductor Domingo Hindoyan, Chief Conductor of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and incoming Music Director of Los Angeles Opera (2026-27 season), leads guest cello soloist Alban Gerhardt in Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 2. Gerhardt has gained recognition as one of the world’s most versatile cellists, highly regarded for his technical mastery, profound musicality and insatiable artistic curiosity. Opening the program is NWS Conducting Fellow Ziwei Ma leading the Fellows in Rene Orth’s Chasing Light, a high-energy orchestral ride that channels the intensity of youth. The performance of Chasing Light will include immersive projections throughout the New World Center’s Michael Tilson Thomas Performance Hall designed by the NWS Media Team. Hindoyan closes the program with Dvořák’s beloved and dramatic Symphony No. 9, “From the New World.”

On Saturday December 13, Austrian conductor Manfred Honeck, Music Director of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, returns to NWS for a program of masterworks from his native Austria. The concert opens with J. Strauss’ Overture to Die Fledermaus, an effervescent eight-minute work drawn from the composer’s most famous operetta, followed by Haydn’s Symphony No. 93, admired since its London premiere for its brilliance and wit. The program closes with Mahler’s Symphony No. 4, featuring soprano Lauren Snouffer, one of the most versatile and respected sopranos on the international stage. Snouffer made her Metropolitan Opera debut this month as Sarah Kavalier in the new production premiere of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, and will resume the role for encore performances in February 2026.

On December 20, Ziwei Ma will lead a special holiday concert, “Sounds of the Season,” inviting audiences of all ages to celebrate and enjoy festive music under the stars.

For the first time since the WALLCAST® series premiered in 2011, the WALLCAST® Concerts have received an energy-efficient audio upgrade, offering noticeably improved clarity, depth, and dynamic sound. For 15 years, NWS’s WALLCAST® concerts have transformed SoundScape Park into an open-air concert hall, projecting live performances in 4K onto the building’s 7,000-square-foot exterior wall.

WALLCAST® concerts are free to the public and do not require a ticket. Please click here for more information about the 2025-26 WALLCAST® concert series.

WALLCAST® concerts offer a uniquely casual NWS performance experience in the heart of Miami’s South Beach neighborhood, welcoming everyone from seasoned concertgoers to first-time listeners of classical music. WALLCAST® concerts ensure symphonic music is accessible to all.