A Night of Music and Culture with Panama's National Symphony Orchestra

The National Symphony Orchestra of Panama presented the concert "Resonances of the World" on Thursday September 24, a musical proposal that brought together several sonoriums and cultural expressions at an evening. The presentation was held at the Teatro Áurea "Baby" Torrijos, of the City of the Arts under the direction of Natalia Stets and with the participation of musician Francisco Rodriguez as guest soloist.

The group offered a repertoire that highlighted the talent of its 66 members and the wealth of music as a meeting place between different cultures. Works as "Symphony No. 9 (The New World)" by composer Antonín Dvořák and "The Murcibat" by Johann Strauss II, allowed the public to experience the strength and agility of one of the most important groupings of the national territory..

Rodriguez described his presentation as a virtuous event, at which every artist manifests his love and passion for his instrument. He also called on his public to continue his approach to the cultural manifestations that Panama offers..

Also, Alejandro Gutiérrez Mena, Doctor of Musical Arts with an emphasis on orchestral direction and currently artistic director of the National Symphony Orchestra of Panama, emphasized his mission with Panamanian society: to transform through musical communication.

With "Resonances of the World," Panama's National Symphony Orchestra continues to bring music closer to its public through provincial and central concerts that allow them to create meeting spaces for youth and adults.

The next event of the musical body will be next October 15th at the Teatro Áurea "Baby" Torrijos, with "Movie Music," directed by Ricardo Risco, Assistant Director. A concert ideal for lovers of seventh art and live music.