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< strong > The National Symphony continues to reach more Panamanian < / strong >

< strong > The National Symphony continues to reach more Panamanian < / strong >

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The Ministry of Culture continues with its concert schedule with the OSN National Symphony Orchestra with its 2023 season, where last Thursday, March 23 at the Balboa Theater, an evening dedicated to works by Ralph Vaughan Williams and Alexander Borodin was held.

The public through ovations and applause demonstrated his complacency with each performance by the violinist King Sanchez, the guest soloist of the evening, who has a trajectory of more than twenty years within the National Symphony Orchestra.

The program that was run by Ricardo Risco Cortés, Assistant Director of the OSN of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) who led viewers to get into the wonderful symphonies of Vaughan, Borodin and Risco's compositions.

Among the next presentations in April was the 20th with that of young Japanese violinist Hina Maeda who won the international violin contest Henryk Wieniawski, the most important in the world and held in Poland.

Also a great surprise to viewers will be the staging of "La Cucarachita Mandinga" next to the National Ballet scheduled from April 26 to 30 at the National Theater.