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City Shore Forte TRUE CONFECTIONS KYLE EASTWOOD THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ART SPRING FASHION THE BASS IS FAMILIAR OF ROBERT ZUCKERMAN THE WINNING WINES OF THE AMERICAN FINE WINE COMPETITION BEHIND THE WHEEL OF AUDI’S AWESOME A8 FIRST RESORTS FOR GOLF, TENNIS, SAILING AND MORE SECRETS FROM THE SEA RECIPES FROM OUR SEAFOOD RESTAURANTS ALL THEY WANNA DO Sheryl Crow, Eric Church, Train and Luke Bryan get ready to have some fun at Rock The Ocean’s Tortuga Music Festival MARCH 2014 ON THE SHORE See Forte perform on America’s Got Talent at cityandshore.com. Josh Page, Sean Panikkar and Fernando Varela of Forte, appearing March 15 at the Festival of the Arts Boca. ince competing on NBC’s America’s Got Talent last summer, t he three tenors of Forte have enjoyed quite a ride, including performances TENORS IN Sat Carnegie Hall and the White House. On March 15, Josh Page, Sean Panikkar and Fernando Varela will bring their soaring vocals to the Festival of the Arts Boca for their fi rst full-length Florida concert. Th ey are among a diverse collection of artists and authors booked for TRIPLICATE the fest, March 6-15, including violinist Itzhak Perlman, jazz trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, the aerialists of Cirque de la Symphonie, historian Doris America’s Got Talent’s Kearns Goodwin and many more. Forte trio lend voices to South Florida is familiar territory for one of Forte’s tenors, Varela of Orlando, who joined Palm Beach Opera’s Resident Artist Program a decade Festival of the Arts Boca ago. “I had a great time living in South Florida for a couple years,” Varela says. “It was an important time for me – I met some of the teachers who By Elizabeth Rahe helped shape who I was to become as an artist.” Who Puerto Rico-born Varela has become is a crossover performer, as comfortable singing opera as pop. He came together with Page, a New York classical artist who also performs in a rock band, and Panikkar, a Michigan- based opera singer of Sri Lankan heritage, just before the America’s Got CITYANDSHORE.COM 37 ON THE SHORE Talent audition. “We were starting from scratch, not only musically but personally, too,” he says. However, the talented and personable tenors resonated with judges and viewers, who voted them to a fourth-place fi nish. Although all three have solo careers, the show’s exposure has opened new opportunities for Forte, including a large-scale tour now in the works. “Th e fl oodgates have fl ung wide open since AGT,” Varela says. “It put us in a whole other league.” For their festival concert Varela says Forte will perform music from Itzhak Perlman their fi rst album, Forte, including My Heart Will Go On – “which gave us one of the best moments we had on the show” – and Somewhere from West Side Story. “We’ll probably also sing Nessun Dorma, so there is at least one opera aria among the pop songs.” Th e fest kicks off March 6 with Robin Levinson and Julianna Margulies at the Emmys. Perlman’s violin virtuosity and the Festival Orchestra Boca, conducted by Constantine Kitsopoulos. Perlman Th e perfect piece returns March 9, joining with Israeli- for a perfect moment born chief cantor of New York City’s An occasional series Park East Synagogue, Yitzchak Who: Robin Levinson, co-owner of Levinson Jewelers, Meir Helfgot, for a concert based Fort Lauderdale on their album, Eternal Echoes: Where: Th e Emmys Songs and Dances for the Soul. Th e What: Antique necklace, with 75 cts. of diamonds set in program, which Perlman oft en platinum, that she and her husband, Mark, found while traveling. refers to as “Jewish comfort music,” Why: “Th e reason I chose that necklace to wear to the combines the violinist’s classical Emmys was because it is very grand. It stands out like no technique with Helfgot’s soulful voice, other. Th e round diamonds are a very special French cut backed by chamber- orchestra and and they exude brilliance. And since the Emmys calls for klezmer musicians. glamour I thought it was a perfect fi t. I have also worn it at a Franck Muller dinner in Geneva with a pair of jeans, Festival of the Arts Boca at Mizner Park Amphitheater and Cultural high heels and a great jacket. It was a gift from Mark Arts Center, March 6-15, 561-368-8445 (information), 866-571-2787 [husband and co-owner of Levinson Jewelers] for a special (box offi ce), festivaloft heartsboca.org; tickets $25-$125. anniversary so it has special meaning to me.” —Elyse Ranart Academy of St. Martin in the Fields returns, with Joshua Bell The Regional Arts Concert Series, in its 39th year, welcomes the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra, with acclaimed violinist and conductor Joshua Bell making his fi rst series appearance in his role as music director. The program is a showcase for Bell’s renowned solo work: Brahms (Violin Concerto in D, Op. 77), Mozart (Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492) and Beethoven (Symphony No. 3 in E-fl at, Op. 55, Eroica). —Ben Crandell Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra with Joshua Bell, 8 p.m. March 16, Kravis Center. Tickets: $35+. Info: 561-832-7469, Kravis.org. Joshua Bell 38 CITYANDSHORE.COM lamingo Fest 2014, CALENDAR Itzhak Perlman Rooft op Soirée, the 35th featuring Blue Fire Band, 8 anniversary benefi t ball and Sovereign States, John Terry, auction of Donna Klein Jewish Roberto Perera and other great Academy. 7:30 p.m. at the Polo performers, hosted by Th e Club Boca Raton. $150. 561- Richard J. Fox Foundation and 852-5007, dkja.org. Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale to raise awareness about prostate Tales and Tails, a family and pancreatic cancer. 6:30 9 concert where the p.m. at Esplanade Park in Symphony of the Americas downtown Fort Lauderdale. $10 takes attendees on an suggested donation for general orchestral exploration of the admission tickets; VIP tickets animal kingdom. 11 a.m. at start at $45. 954-260-9667, the Broward Center for the richardjfoxfoundation.org. Performing Arts. Tickets start at $10. 954-462-0222, Another Step Closer browardcenter.org. 15 2014, a walkathon presented by Th e Pap Corps 28th Annual JARC Gala and the University of Miami/ 9 Dinner Dance, a “Wizard Sylvester Comprehensive Care of Oz”-themed event that Center to support research on March 6-15 includes cocktails, dinner, all types of cancer. 8:30 a.m. at Festival of the Arts Boca dancing and auctions to the FAU campus in Boca Raton. benefi t the non-sectarian $20. 561-798-3116, organization that provides papcorps.org. group homes, apartments and Center, both in Boca Raton. March vocational training for adults Th e black-tie Boca Times vary. Tickets $25 to $125. with developmental disabilities. Museum of Art Benefi t 561-368-8445, festivalboca.com. 15 -22 Over 15 designers have 6 p.m. at Boca West Country off ers an evening of dining, transformed Villa Delle Club, Boca Raton. $250. 561- dancing and entertainment 2 ARC Broward hosts Delish Palme, a Mizner-style villa 558-2550, jarcfl .org. to support the Museum’s 2014, presented by Th e at 124 Churchill Road, West 7 artmatters fundraising initiative. Wasie Foundation, showcasing Palm Beach, into the American , 16 and 23 Th e Piaget 6:30 p.m. at the Boca Raton the culinary creations of Red Cross Designers’ Show Gold Cup, a polo Resort & Club. $375. 561-392- ARC Broward’s graduates 9 House, a fundraiser for the tournament, with matches held 2500, bocamuseum.org/gala. and judged by Chef Michelle Palm Beach-Treasure Coast on consecutive Sundays. 2 p.m. Bernstein. Guests will enjoy chapter of the organization. 10 at the International Polo Club Texas Hold ’Em gourmet treats, cocktails, a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Palm Beach, 3667 120th Ave. Shootout, a poker dancing, entertainment, a silent 15 Saturday; noon to 4 p.m., South, Wellington. Prices vary. tournament, with auctions auction and more. 7 p.m. at the Sunday. $35. 561-833-7711, 561-282-5334, and live jazz music, to benefi t Hilton Fort Lauderdale Beach redcross.org/pbtc. internationalpoloclub.com. the Jason Taylor Foundation, Resort. $125. 954-746-9400, Message from Marli Foundation arcbroward.com. -15 Festival of the Arts -16 Dania Beach and SIDES (Sydney’s Incredible Boca, a multi-day cultural Marine Flea Market, Defeat of Ewing’s Sarcoma). 6 Hope Floats, a benefi t for 13 arts event off ering the biggest featuring thousands of boating- 5:30 p.m. at Smoke on the Tomorrow’s Rainbow, an parade of stars in the event’s 8 related items available for sale. Water, 1630 Bell Tower Lane, organization that helps children eight-year history, including 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Th ursday Weston. $350 per seat; $25 overcome the death of a loved violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman, through Saturday; 9 a.m. to 4 admission. 212-810-1510, one through interactions with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane p.m., Sunday, at Mardi Gras poker4benefi ts.com. miniature horses. Th e event Dance Company, trumpeter Casino, 831 N. Federal Highway, features a memorial paper Arturo Sandoval, Cirque de Hallandale Beach. Tickets Purim with the Florida boat parade, food trucks, live la Symphonie, presidential are $12 Th ursday, $10, Friday Panthers, an event for music, children’s activities 16 historian Doris Kearns through Sunday, children the entire family sponsored and a chance to meet the Goodwin and more.
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