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Admission is free until all seats. |

Auditorium El Batel is already ready for Friday to Cartagena Chamber Orchestra commemorating its tenth anniversary with a special concert.

Classical music invade Room A of this enclosure at 20.30 pm where attendees will enjoy great classical compositions like Mozart or Mendelssohn.

Admission is free, first-served.

Will Felipe Rodriguez, winner of the violin mode Contest of young talent between strings and metals, who transport us chamber music with him as soloist.

United States, Germany, England, France, Italy and Switzerland have seen him grow as a musician.

And is now in charge of the Special Concert starring X Anniversary Cartagena, under the baton of Jordi Mora, director of Orchestra Simfà ² nica l Segle XXI and the Bruckner Orchester Akademie.

In the first part of the program includes the Overture Don Giovanni, Mozart and the Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in E Minor OP.

64, Mendelssohn, and in the second part the Symphony No. 9 in E Minor will hear OP.

95 From the New World, Dvorak.

The City and the Music Conservatory of Cartagena collaborate in this initiative Leisure, which also is sponsored by Repsol.

Admission is free until all seats. Auditorium doors will open at 19.30 hours.

TEN YEARS DOING MÚSICA

The Cartagena Chamber Orchestra was established a decade ago with the intention of making music now, and has maintained its objective and its components, virtually the same since he began his career in the year 2002-2003.

Training has enjoyed great moments throughout this period, with the help of directors as Leo Brower, Brian Weber and Jordi Mora, and has performed major works written for chamber orchestra from the Baroque to the century XXI.

In addition, he has done all types of concerts, chamber, classical, symphonic, family, school, always very well received by the public, both of Cartagena, as those cities that have passed.

It is a string orchestra and consists of 13 components, seven violins, 3 violas, 2 cellos, 1 double bass.

The Chamber Orchestra of Cartagena has become stronger since the day of his presentation, December 5, 2003 and each season has increased the number of concerts becoming a loyal following that regularly fills the rooms in which it operates, both within and outside the community.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena