Released in the spring of '17, Mozart in Havana -- the exciting collaboration between pianist Simone Dinnerstein and the Havana Lyceum Chamber Orchestra -- is already a hit on the Billboard classical album charts. Now, the woodwind quintet from the ensemble accompanies Dinnerstein to the Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia for an intimate concert and discussion, including a performance of Mozart's Quintet for Winds and Piano and Paquito D'Rivera's Aires Tropicales. A New York concert pianist known for her rave-reviewed and best-selling recordings of Bach, Dinnerstein was appearing at a 2015 music festival in Cuba when she was introduced to and inspired by this talented ensemble, made up of young conservatory students, recent graduates and their teachers, who persevered despite the lack of basic musical necessities like strings and reeds. Their new album and groundbreaking series of U.S. concerts is the result.