Recent Shows

May 31

FMM ANNOUNCES REHEARSAL AND SHARED OFFICE/MEETING SPACE FOR THE ARTS: Houston has very few facilities for individual artists and organizations at affordable rates. For information on by-the-hour rehearsal or shared meeting space, contact office@modernmusic.org.

St Philip Prebyterian Curch Houston, TX +

Dec 01

St Philip Prebyterian Curch 4807 San Felipe
Houston, TX 77056

A Special Thanksgiving Weekend Concert

Salsa y Salud 2019 Houston, TX +

Sep 28

Miller Outdoor Theatre 6000 Hermann Park Dr.
Houston, TX 77030

Texas’ largest live salsa music, dance and health festival, Salsa y Salud presents its 9th annual dynamic and fun show. The 2019 performance features representation from more than 15 countries and an international cast of over 30 artists in a celebration of diversity, tolerance and unity. Salsa y Salud is presented by Flamárt, Foundation for Modern Music, Arts of Tolerance and Strictly Street Salsa, and is Sponsored in part by the City of Houston through Miller Theatre Advisory Board and corporate sponsors.

FMM Performers at Smithsonian! Washington, DC, USA +

Aug 18

National Portrait Gallery Smithsonian Institution G street NW 8th Street Northwest
Washington, DC 20001
USA

Set to live music composed by Mary Carol Warwick and influenced by the poetry of incarcerated youth, baritone vocalist Anthony Turner performs a one-man song cycle. Featuring Elise Wagner, bassoonist; Luke Hubley, percussionist and pianist Paul Boyd. These songs were influenced by the poems complied in The Gathering, a book by artist Jeannine Otis. Turner’s performance offers a special tribute to victims of gun violence, while also conveying a sense of hope within our communities, our criminal justice system, and humanity.

Soy Latin(x)! Houston, TX +

May 05

MATCH 3400 Main St
Houston, TX 77002

Soy Latin(x) is an exciting celebration of Latin Culture through dance and music, and joins the Latino Arts Now (LAN) Conference as it highlights the contribution of Latin art to the shaping of the United States' culture. From the Native Indigenous to the European to the African, this program reminds us of the many contributions various groups did in creating what we know today as Latin culture. Featuring: Reinaldo Costa, Danmar, Urban Souls Dance Company, Intempodance, Batalá, Danza Azteca Aquetzalli, Meyerland Middle School Dance Department, Eddy Marcano, Julia Fox, Paul Boyd, and others.