MiCultura promotes Christmas concerts
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The National Symphony Orchestra (OSN) and the Panama Network of Orchestra and Youth Cores (ROCJP), run by the Ministry of Culture, continue with free Christmas music concerts at different locations, parks, commercial centers, churches and parishes.
Some of the OSN's concerts will feature Viva Music Chorus and Panamanian soprano Susan Samudo. Programming starts at 7: 30 p.m.
Jorge Ledezma Bradley, director of the National Symphony Orchestra expressed "the goal of these concerts is to promote the spirit of fraternity inherent with Christmas, providing a repertoire that includes traditional Christmas music with well-made symphony arrangements that please and inspire the public."
The calendar of events for the month of December of the OSN is as follows:
10 December -Church, The Lord of Miracles Villa Lucre
15th of December Church, St. Augustine in Villa Zanita
December 16, Parque Andrés Bello, Via Argentina.
December 17th - Omar's First Lady's Office Park
Dec. 22 - Parque Benito Juárez, El Carmen.
Some of the OSN's concerts will feature Viva Music Chorus and Panamanian soprano Susan Samudo. Programming starts at 7: 30 p.m.
Electra Castillo, director of the Network of Orchestra and Youth Chors of Panama, emphasized "these concerts are held with the aim of bringing feelings of happiness and hope through Christmas melodies and that the interested public know more about this project, where talented youth express art through music."
A cycle of presentations by the Network of Orchestra and Youth Choirs of Panama
11 December at Mall Passeig Central - Christmas concert at 4: 00 p.m.
December 12 University of Panama University Paraninfo - A Christmas tale, Special Education program at 11: 00 a.m.
December 12 Parish San Antonio Hato Pintado, Christmas concert, Chors Infantiles - Panama Module. 9: 30 a.m.
December 15th at the Paraninfo of the Regional University Centre of Veraguas, concert with the program of musical initiation and early stimulation. At 5: 00 p.m.
All these events are open to the public, following with biosecurity measures required by the Ministry of Health, mascarillas, alcoholic gel and hand washing.
