South of the U.S. Border

The Jupiter Symphony sets its sites on warmer climes with a program of works by composers from Central and South America from the 18th to 21st centuries. While Heitor Villa-Lobos's Sonata en Duo for violin and viola will entertain with its Brazilian dance-inspired rhythms, the Argentine Osvaldo Golijov's sublime Tenebrae for soprano, clarinet and string quartet immerses the listener into a beautiful darkness.