No less than two decades have passed since the excellent conductor Antonio Pappano visited the Sala Iturbi of the Palau de la Música. His three performances in the auditorium were always with the London Symphony and this time he returns with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the extraordinary violinist María Dueñas, that shone so brightly in his debut last year. On this occasion, the young performer will play virtuoso Spanish Symphonie for Violin and Orchestra by Edouard Lalo, composed 1873 i dedicated to the Spanish violinist Pablo Sarasate. Later, orchestra and conductor will perform the Slavic dancesd'Antonín Dvořák, originally written for piano four hands and due to their popularity were orchestrated, purchasing international fame.
Chamber Orchestra of Europe
María Dueñas, violin
Antonio Pappano, director
Edouard Lalo Spanish Symphony for Violin and Orchestra op. 21
Antonín Dvořák Danses eslaves, op. 46
