Noches de cine virtual
18 de febrero - Después de la Novena
20 de febrero - Novena de Beethoven
¡Orquesta Miami presenta DOS eventos virtuales!
¡Este febrero, Orchestra Miami presenta dos noches virtuales de cine! Ponte la pijama y reúne a la familia para seguir la novena el jueves 18 de febrero y la Novena de Beethoven interpretada por la Orquesta de Miami el domingo 20 de febrero.
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Grabado EN VIVO en la víspera de Año Nuevo en North Beach Bandshell: ¡Oda a la Alegría de la Orquesta de Miami!
La Orquesta está dirigida por la directora artística y nativa de Miami, Elaine Rinaldi , con una formación estelar de solistas: la soprano Elaine Alvarez , la mezzosoprano Marianne Cornetti , el tenor Russell Thomas y el bajo-barítono Kevin Short . El poeta inaugural cubano-estadounidense Richard Blanco ha elaborado una hermosa traducción del poema de Schiller, que será cantada por un coro comunitario, preparado por la Dra. Giselle Elgarresta Rios y Jared Peroune. Regístrese para ver aquí!
la novena de beethoven
Domingo, 20 de febrero a las 3 p. m.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QDC)?
A Qualified Charitable Distribution allows eligible individuals age 70½ or older to transfer funds directly from an IRA to a qualified nonprofit organization without recognizing the distribution as taxable income.
Can my IRA gift count toward my Required Minimum Distribution (RMD)?
Yes. For many donors, a qualified charitable distribution can satisfy all or part of an annual required minimum distribution.
Do I need to transfer my entire IRA?
No. You may choose to make a gift in any amount up to the annual IRS-qualified maximum.
Is there a limit to how much I can give through a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)
Yes. In 2026, eligible individuals may transfer up to $111,000 directly from an IRA to qualified charitable organizations such as Fort Worth Opera through a QCD. Couples with separate IRAs may each make qualified charitable distributions up to the annual IRS limit. Please consult your financial or tax advisor regarding your specific situation and current IRS guidelines.
Do I receive a charitable deduction?
Because Qualified Charitable Distributions are generally excluded from taxable income, they do not also qualify for a charitable income tax deduction.
Additional Ways to Support Through Your IRA
For Individuals Age 59½ or Older
If you are at least age 59½, you may take distributions from your IRA without penalty and choose to make a charitable contribution to Orchestra Miami.
Beneficiary Designations
You may also designate Orchestra Miami as a beneficiary of all or a portion of your retirement account. Beneficiary Designations can often be updated easily through your IRA provider and may provide an impactful way to support the future of your orchestra.
Questions?
We would be happy to speak with you confidentially and with no obligation.
Elaine Rinaldi, Artistic Director
(786) 797-2547