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Jumilla Symphony Orchestra concert tour began on August 6 last day in Rome in Music Festival 'Torre in Pietra ", organized by the association" Sic Itur Ad Astra', according to reports from this group.
In this first concert presented works by R.
Wagner, F. Liszt, the Jumillano Julian Santos and Roque Baños success getting a soloist and orchestra concert being praised by the professor of composition at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia Fuimicino City, which will soon be a criticism of the concert.
From Rome, the orchestra moved to Merano, in full Alps where he was received with a lot of excitement and affection for the people of this city that seems drawn from Andersen's stories.
Merano is held in one of the most prestigious music festivals all over Italy, where they participated Phillharmonic orchestras including the Royal London, Gothenburg, Lucerne, Jumilla has had the honor of sharing the stage with such prestigious groups.
The concert was perhaps the best so far has played the orchestra since its inception, the Puccini Theatre was full to the rafters and from the beginning with R. Wagner Rienzi of the audience was surprised with the quality of the Symphony Orchestra of Jumilla.
Pedro Valero Liszt played a frenetic and full of poetry in the romantic moments of this wonderful concert, was widely applauded, and present the public with 'oblibiom' of A.
Piazzola accompanying the clarinetist Jumillano Salvador Perez.
The second part of Jumillano permeated the room, tall pines lis the scent of thyme and rosemary and the flow of water from the source of the jar filled the theater listening to the elegiac Suite Julian Santos, the public forced three times to greet the orchestra and did the same with Nicolas Galvez and it was just Hollywood Jumillano, Alatriste Roque Baños, good music made the show did get up to all the theater with the variations and final fanfare.
The audience was clapping more than ten minutes, standing on orchestra and conductor, were presented with 'Salome' Bath itself and the intermezzo from 'Cavalleria Rusticana "P. Mascagni.
The tour ends in La Spezia with a new program that includes works by two authors Jumillano, Falla and Beethoven.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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