The lively music of Offenbach, Milhaud Borne and Prokofiev will be played
\n within the lovely walls of the Royal Houses Museum (Museo de las Casas Reales)
\n at Calle las Damas. The next National Symphony Concert is scheduled for the
\n patio of the museum that is located at Calle Las Damas in the Colonial City.
\n On Thursday, 16 October the program will surely amaze the audience. Alvaro
\n Manzano will be conducting. The evening’s program:
\n Darius Milhaud’s flippant Scaramouche Suite for alto saxophone and orchestra.
\n Cuban saxophonist Miguel Villafruela, known as one of the leading Latin American
\n contemporary classic music saxophone players, is the guest soloist for the
\n evening.
\n Orpheus in the Underworld (Jacques Offenbach), which is remembered especially
\n for its famous can-can.
\n Francois Borne’s brilliant piece, Fantasie Brillante Sur Carmen, arranged
\n for bass clarinet solo.
\n The lively Lieutenant Kije Suite (Sergei Prokofiev).
\n For more information and tickets (RD$250-RD$350), call the Foundation of the
\n National Symphony Orchestra at 532-6600 or 535-8587<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The lively music of Offenbach, Milhaud Borne and Prokofiev will be played within the lovely walls of the Royal Houses Museum (Museo de las Casas Reales) at Calle las Damas. The next National Symphony Concert is scheduled for the patio of the museum that is located at Calle Las Damas in the Colonial City. On … <\/p>\n