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Abella Danger Launches Amabo Whiskey at Giselle Miami
21 Savage, Yailin La Mas Viral, Fredo Bang, & Flo Rida at LIVONSUNDAY
Beele & Isabella Ladera at The Dirty Rabbit
Two Friends & Guy Fieri at LIV
Q&A: Exploring the Art of Fine Japanese Dining at Kissaki
Q&A: Casa Gianna: Blending Creativity and Tradition at The Gale Miami
Q&A: Behind the Opulence of Japón with Saladino Design Studios
José Parlá Returns to His Roots with “Homecoming” at PAMM
Q&A: Casa Tua: 23 Years of a Family-Owned Legacy
WRE News: New Renderings Unvelied for 45-Story Standard Residences in Brickell, Opening 2027
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WRE News: Luxury Boom Hits Pompano Beach: Jorge Perez Leads $1 Billion Coastal Transformation
WRE News: Pharrell Brings NYC’s Nami Nori Sushi to Miami’s Design District
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WRE Films: BBQ’D Spare Ribs, Duck Consommé, & the Marisol Cocktail at RedFarm
WRE Films: The Bloody Cherry at Marion Miami
WRE Films: The Twilight at Mayami Wynwood
WRE Films: Fettucine al Nero di Seppia at Piegari Miami
WRE Films: The Black Swan at Queen Miami Beach
WRE Films: The Code with Kobi Karp
Pavel Kogan
Miami, FL – November 15, 2010 – The Moscow Symphony Orchestra performed Ravel‘s beloved orchestral version of Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition.” Joining Maestro Pavel Kogan and his musicians was “risk-taking, high-octane” Jennifer Koh, playing the ultra-romantic Bruch Violin Concerto No. 1.
Jennifer Koh
