Sinfónica de Minería | Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Overview

Mexico’s leading orchestra, the Sinfónica de Minería, makes its Symphony Center debut led by Carlos Miguel Prieto, a conductor praised for his “extraordinary ferocity and drive” (The Guardian). Revueltas’ vibrant portrait of Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage shares a program with concertos by Haydn and Paquito D’Rivera, performed by the esteemed Venezuelan trumpeter Pacho Flores.

Venue
Symphony Center
Price
$49.00+ (incl. fees)
Length
1 hour 50 minutes

Schedule

Program

Revueltas

Sensemayá

Haydn

Trumpet Concerto

D’Rivera

Concerto Venezolano

Revueltas

La noche de los mayas

Performers

Sinfónica de Minería

Orchestra

Carlos Miguel Prieto

Conductor

Pacho Flores

Trumpet

Extras

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CSO Latino Alliance Reception

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From Mexico, Sinfónica de Minería

Since its founding in 1978, Sinfónica de Minería has stood at the center of Mexico’s cultural life, Known for its bold programming, it performs works seldom or never heard in the nation

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From Mexico, conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto

Throughout his career, Mexican-born conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto has prioritized music education and mentorship. "It’s incredibly motivating to see young musicians play at such a high level."

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From Venezuela, trumpeter Pacho Flores

Equally at home in classical and folk styles, trumpeter Pacho Flores is an alumnus of the acclaimed El Sistema training program and has been recognized for his performing and recording activity in solo, chamber and orchestral formats.

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