Archive note, October 2026: This page recorded that Miami business attorney Aaron Resnick, founding chair of the Friends of the New World Symphony, invited guests to the group's opening concert at New World Center on September 24, 2011 and to the party that followed at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach. It also recorded a Miami New Times report of February 2, 2006 on the Friends.

Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick, founding chair of the Friends of the New World Symphony, invited guests to its opening concert on September 24, 2011. The New World Center program featured Muhly, Debussy and Tchaikovsky, followed by a Fontainebleau Miami Beach party. Law Offices of Aaron Resnick supported the Friends and the orchestra's fellows.

The 2011 Opening Night

Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick invited guests to a concert at the Frank Gehry designed New World Center on September 24, 2011. The program included music by Muhly, Debussy and Tchaikovsky, with Tchaikovsky's Fifth named on the invitation.

The following event at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach also marked MIAMI Magazine's fourth anniversary. Jorge Mejia's original piano preludes, The Green Room and a DJ appearance by Walshy were part of the planned evening, along with cocktails and light bites.

View the 2011 Friends opening invitation.

Supporting the Symphony's Fellows

Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick worked with Stacey Glassman to establish the Friends of the New World Symphony. Glassman started the fundraising branch, and the attorney served as founding chair and executive committee chair.

Law Offices of Aaron Resnick supported the Friends and the orchestra's fellows. The New World Symphony's educational work and the Friends' young supporters connected musical training with Miami's cultural community.

Questions About the Concert and the Friends

What Was Planned for September 24, 2011?

The Friends of the New World Symphony planned an opening concert at New World Center, followed by a Fontainebleau Miami Beach party marking MIAMI Magazine's fourth anniversary. Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick invited guests as founding chair. Muhly, Debussy and Tchaikovsky were on the concert program, with performers planned for the party.

What Did Miami New Times Report in 2006?

Miami New Times reported on the Friends of New World Symphony in Emily Witt's February 2, 2006 story. The article named Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick as executive committee chair and quoted his response to claims that Miami lacked cultural events. The reporting focused on the symphony's young supporters group.

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Miami New Times | February 2, 2006 | By Emily Witt

Emily Witt reported on the Friends of New World Symphony in Miami New Times on February 2, 2006. The story named Miami lawyer Aaron Resnick as executive committee chair and quoted his response to claims that Miami lacked culture, connecting the group's young supporters with the orchestra's cultural activity.