Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On Valentine’s Day, we celebrated the oldest language in the world: love.
And before words… there was music.
Maestro Eduardo Marturet and Athina Marturet turn flowers into gestures — and gestures into memory.
Each rose becomes a note.
Each petal in the air, a promise.
Because in Miami, love also sounds like an orchestra.
It sounds like connection.
It sounds like us.
Today, we don’t just give flowers.
We give emotion.
Happy Valentine’s Day
Dvorak - Symphony 9
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor
Video Courtesy of @behindthescenes_miami
#MiamiSymphony #EduardoMarturet #AthinaMarturet #ValentinesDay #MISO
On Valentine’s Day, we celebrated the oldest language in the world: love.
And before words… there was music.
Maestro Eduardo Marturet and Athina Marturet turn flowers into gestures — and gestures into memory.
Each rose becomes a note.
Each petal in the air, a promise.
Because in Miami, love also sounds like an orchestra.
It sounds like connection.
It sounds like us.
Today, we don’t just give flowers.
We give emotion.
Happy Valentine’s Day
Dvorak - Symphony 9
The Miami Symphony Orchestra
Eduardo Marturet - Conductor
Video Courtesy of @behindthescenes_miami
#MiamiSymphony #EduardoMarturet #AthinaMarturet #ValentinesDay #MISO










