The Centennial Season
Concerts and a community talent show to gather for music, fellowship, and community in Tampa’s historic Friday Morning Musicale.
The season at a glance
Presented at Friday Morning Musicale, 809 W Horatio Street in Tampa. Admission is free, and donations are gratefully accepted.
Jazz piano, opera, piano duets, and chamber music featuring Pablo Arencibia, Jodi Karem, Guillermo Lopez, Fernando Lopez, Sungkyeong Kim, and the USF Rebecca Penneys Chamber Collective. In lieu of admission, please bring a donation of non-perishable food or a cash donation.
A barbershop quartet performance. An optional luncheon follows for a $10 donation per person. Reservations: (833) 366-8672.
Performances by members and students.
Brahms quartet, two pianos, and opera. Food drive: please bring nonperishable food. An optional luncheon follows for a $10 donation per person. Reservations: (833) 366-8672.
Dr. Klophenstein Studio presents art songs, opera, and musical theater.
Christina Adams and Sungkyeong Kim perform music by Price, Ravel, and Debussy. An optional luncheon follows for a $10 donation per person. Reservations: (833) 366-8672.
A performance by the USF Jazz Ensemble.
Saturday, March 13, 2027 · All day & evening
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The season so far
Guillermo Lopez, tenor, and Fernando Lopez, piano. The concert is free and open to the public. An optional luncheon follows for a $10 donation per person. Luncheon reservations are required; leave a message at (833) 366-8672.
Past performance
Tenor
Guillermo Lopez is a lyric tenor and voice educator whose career encompasses opera, zarzuela, concert performance, and teaching. His leading roles include Ernesto in Don Pasquale, Alfredo in La Traviata, Parpignol in La Bohème, and Macduff and Malcolm in Macbeth. He maintains a private voice studio in Tampa Bay and performs with the Tampa Opera Singers.
Piano
Fernando Lopez is a pianist and educator with degrees in Piano Performance and Piano Pedagogy from the University of Arizona and the University of South Florida. He maintains a private Tampa Bay studio, serves as adjunct faculty at State College of Florida and Hillsborough College, and co-founded the Winold Music Festival.
The program
Music by Francesco Paolo Tosti, Manuel M. Ponce, Jorge del Moral, Carlos Guastavino, María Grever, Carlos Gardel, and Agustín Lara—including Ideale, Marechiare, Júrame, El Día Que Me Quieras, and Granada.
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