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March 3 – 8, The Cleveland Orchestra travels to Miami for the second week of its 2009 Miami Residency. The Orchestra will be performing two subscription concerts and participating in activities in the Miami community, including master classes with students at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music and a weekend program with Overtown Youth Center.

The third season in the Orchestra’s multiyear residency project has developed and expanded community programs and will continue to include service to the Miami community through educational partnerships. The Orchestra’s residency activities in Miami were conceived and made possible with the leadership of the Musical Arts Association of Miami, the Miami-based board governing the Orchestra’s Miami Residency.

For the 2009 season, these Cleveland Orchestra collaborations again feature professional-level training for New World Symphony fellows and a residency at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music, including master classes led by members of The Cleveland Orchestra, reading sessions of new music, and access to Cleveland Orchestra working rehearsals. The Cleveland Orchestra will also support school music programs in both public and independent schools by working with the schools to provide coachings and master classes for youth musicians.

Overall, The Cleveland Orchestra will reach nearly 7,000 people with educational and community engagement activities over the course of the 2009 residency, including nearly 4,000 students from Miami-area public and private schools who will attend April Education Concerts.