Pacho Flores | © Juan Martínez

Dvořák Symphony No. 8

Thu Mar 21 — Fri Mar 22, 2024

Orchestra Hall

~2 hours, including intermission

You will be dancing in your seat from the first note to the last as you listen to Domingo Hindoyan conduct the Minnesota Orchestra with guest trumpet soloist Pacho Flores. In Arturo Márquez’s new trumpet concerto, Flores delivers the many colors and flavors of Latin American dance bands while he performs on four different types of trumpets. These concerts conclude with Dvořák’s radiant Eighth Symphony, interwoven with a multitude of folksongs and delightful dance melodies.

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The Friday night performance will be broadcast with a live audience on TPT-2 and streamed live on the Minnesota Orchestra website. Not sure what to expect? Read on about the experience.

A Few Things to Know

Pablo de Sarasate’s Zigeunerweisen is a technical showstopper for violin and orchestra. In this concert, however, guest artist Pacho Flores performs the violin part on trumpet.
In addition to his award-winning musical talents, Pacho Flores is the founding director of the Latin American Trumpet Academy in Venezuela.
Domingo Hindoyan began his training in the Venezuelan El Sistema music-education program before traveling the world to study with conducting mentors such as Esa-Pekka Salonen, Sir Andrew Davis and Daniel Barenboim.

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