The National Symphony Orchestra celebrated its 81 years with guest of luxury
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The National Symphony Orchestra (OSN) with a great concert and a high-quality repertoire, held his 81-year existence at the service of culture with his guest director Nathalie Marín with his soloist Bruno Quiroz at the National Theater.
The program organized by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), the Embassy of France and the French Alliance, had the participation of 65 musicians that make up the orchestra, who performed classical pieces as "Highlights," by Panamanian composer Ela Ponce Uribe, "Ouverture opus 23" by Louise Farrenc, "Concertino para flute and orchestra" by Cécile Chaminade, "Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana" by Pieter Mascagni (Italy) and "Sombrero de Falla."
Giselle González Villarrué, Minister of Culture, congratulated the octagenaria musical grouping and his director, Master Jorge Ledezma Bradley, for all these decades, with his talent to the Panamanian people and to the international community.
He also expressed his admiration to the composer Ella ponce for his work "Luminous Flights" that premiered at this gala and to Flautista Bruno Quiroz, who was the guest soloist.
