ORLANDO, Fla. – Mixed with the blaring sirens and bleating horns of downtown Orlando are the sweet sounds of saxophones and ivory keys, music sure to mingle over the chaos of the city center.
That’s what audiences can expect when the first D.T.O. Jazz Fest comes to the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando.
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Four-time Grammy Award-winning pianist Oscar Hernandez & the Alma Libre Quintet, The Brubeck Brothers Quartet and Yamit & the Vinyl Boulevard will all take the stage at 8 p.m. on April 30 to introduce the new music event.
Formerly known as the Miami Jazz Fest, D.T.O. is bringing the swell of violinists, trombonists, drummers, bassists and more to the City Beautiful.
“They’ve curated a performance to commemorate the love and influence of jazz across the city of Orlando and to bring their audience together for an evening of star studded lineups and incredible music,” VisitOrlando’s website reads.
For more information and to purchase tickets starting at $50, click here.