Orchestra Network

Panama May 14, 2026. Panamanian musical talent once again crossed boundaries with the participation of the musician, teacher and conductor of Panamanian orchestra Jovanis Torres at the third International Course of Orquestal Direction, held from 4 to 9 May in Caracas. The 29-year-old, co-ordinator of the Aguadulce Module of [...]

Panama April 27, 2026. Panamanian music director and artist Electra Castillo, who leads the Network of Spanish Children's and Young People's Orchestra and Corks, was elected president for three years of the Ibero-Youth Programme at the 3XIV Intergovernmental Board held in Porto, Portugal.

Panama January 11, 2026. The Panama Network of Orquestas and Children's and Young Chors from the Ministry of Culture began its 2026 Summer Season, for the fourth consecutive year with the celebration of the "Music Feria," at the dome of Omar Park, that brought together music groups from the provinces

Panama 29th of December 2025. The Grand Band advanced from the Network of Orchestra and Youth Chors of Panama closed the 2025 musical season with the Christmas Session concert at the Teatro Áurea "Baby" Torrijos de Ciudad de las Artes. Under the direction of master Alejandro Castillo, young students from the Panama Center module

With emotional presentations filled with talent, sensitivities and hope, the second edition of Música para Todas 2025 was held at the City of the Arts, under the motto "Designing a Future Without Barriers." The meeting was organized by the Panama Youth Orchestra and Choirs Network of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) and coordinated with

Panama, September 21, 2025. - The Audiovisual Multifunctional Auditorium "Beby" Torrijos first opened its doors this Saturday September 20 with an Ibero-American Orchestra and Youth Chorus concert 2025, with an outstanding success. More than 80 young musicians and chorus from 15 countries delight the public with a

The third edition of "Disonicias 2025," the International Meeting of Women in Music, takes place at the City of the Arts up to March 21. That event, supported by the Ministry of Culture, Iberorcestas and the Spanish Cooperation Agency, brings together outstanding women from Ibero-American music with the goal of

The Network of Orchestra and Youth Cores of Panama, a program established by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), trained about 250 children and adults from 10 to 24 years old at orchestras and gangs music workshops in the City of the Arts during their school recess.