Orsse presents a concert entitled “A Night in Paris”

Next Thursday, the 26th, at 8 pm, the Sergipe Symphony Orchestra (Orsse) will perform a concert entitled “Uma Noite em Paris”, a musical experience dedicated to the richness of the French musical repertoire, focusing on the contributions of famous composers from the country.

Guest conductor, Daniel Neri, will lead the delivery. The carefully designed program includes a selection of works that explore France’s musical diversity, from Claude Debussy’s meditative “Clair de Lune,” orchestrated by André Cablet, to Gabriel Fauré’s elegant “Pavane.”

The concert also highlights the talent of soloist Juan Manuel Quinteros Estrada, principal of Orsse, who will provide an excellent interpretation of Camille Saint-Saëns’ “Morceau de Concert.”

Tickets can be purchased at reasonable prices at the Tobias Barreto Theater box office. Orsse is an organization affiliated with the Government of Sergipe, through the Aperipê Foundation for Culture and Arts (Funcap).

A prominent part of the concert will be devoted to Charles Gounod, whose “Symphony No. 1 in D major” embodies the emotional characteristics and virtuosity typical of French Romanticism.

Conductor Daniel Neri commented that the concert is a tribute to the beauty, delicacy and complexity of French music. “Just like a Parisian night, each work invites us to wander through the bustling streets of Paris, where the melodies and stories of French composers come alive. A Night in Paris promises to be an outstanding event for classical music lovers, offering a unique opportunity to experience French melodies and stories.

About Mosul:

Daniel Neri holds a PhD in Music from the University of Aveiro, Portugal, and is Professor of Conducting Music at the Federal University of Sergipe. He holds a bachelor’s degree in composition and conducting from UNESP and a master’s degree in music from the same institution. Neri had the opportunity to improve with famous orchestral and choral conductors, such as Isaac Karapczewski, Roberto Tiberisa, Johannes Schleifle (Switzerland), Fabio Michetti, Abel Rocha, and Samuel Kerr. He has conducted important orchestras, such as the Minas Gerais Philharmonic Orchestra, the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra, the Barra Mansa Symphony Orchestra, and the Campinas Municipal Symphony Orchestra. In Europe, he conducted the Filarmonia das Beiras in Portugal, the Berlin Sinfonietta in Germany, and the RNCM Orchestra in the United Kingdom. Neri received a prize at the 1st Carlos Gomez Competition for Young Conductors and served as assistant conductor of the Sergipe Symphony Orchestra, where, together with Guilherme Maness, he promoted concerts in several cities in the state of Sergipe, contributing to the generalization of access to classical music. music. He was also responsible for conceiving the social project Orquestra Jovem de Sergipe, which provides musical education to hundreds of socially vulnerable young people in Aracaju.

About the soloist:

Juan Manuel Quinteros Estrada was born in Peru and graduated in Horn from the Conservatory of Drama and Music of Tatoi/SP. In addition, he holds degrees in music and history from the Metropolitan University of Santos (UNIMES) in São Paulo, in addition to specializing in higher education. During his musical journey, he had the honor of being mentored by great masters of the Brazilian music scene, including renowned trumpeters Luiz Garcia and Nikolai Genov, during his time at the São Paulo Municipal Music School (2018-2019). Quinteros Estrada has been a member of several musical institutions, such as the National Youth Symphony Orchestra of Peru, the Band and Symphony Orchestra of the Tatoi Conservatory, the Scholarship Orchestra of the Teatro São Pedro/SP, and the Experimental Repertory Orchestra/SP. He participated in several editions of the famous Campos do Jordão International Winter Festival, among other important festivals. He currently serves as President of the Horns in Orsse.

Source: Funcap