National Russian Orchestra
José Serebrier Conductor
Nelson Freire Piano
First orchestra of her country to win a Grammy award, in 2004, the National Russian Orchestra was founded in 1990. The following year, the group would record in studio what the prestigious Gramophone magazine considered the best recording ever made of Tchaikovsky's "Pathetic Symphony". Today, with a discography of more than 70 titles, the orchestra frequently tours Asia, Europe and the Americas. In São Paulo, they perform under the command of Uruguayan conductor and composer José Serebrier, featuring a very special appearance from the award-winning Brazilian pianist Nelson Freire.
WHITE SERIES – Sala São Paulo, 21h00
April 24th, Tuesday Beethoven Egmont Overture Mozart Piano Concerto nº 20, in D minor, K.466 Dvořák Symphony nº 8
BLUE SERIES – Sala São Paulo, 21h00
April 25th, Wednesday
Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings Mozart Piano Concerto nº 20, in D minor, K.466 Glazunov Symphony nº 4
