Under the musical direction of Swiss conductor Thierry Fischer, the 2025 Season features 27 symphonic programs, five a cappella or accompanied programs by the Osesp Choir, seven solo recitals with international guests, and six chamber concerts with members of the Orchestra and Choir, totaling no less than 124 excellent reasons for you to join us at Sala São Paulo throughout the year.
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Mahler and Strauss at the opening of the 2025 Season
The 2025 Season of the Osesp begins solemnly with Crucifixus by Antonio Lotti. Following that, the audience is introduced to South African soprano Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha, who performs The Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss. The program ends in a state of jubilation with Gustav Mahler's Symphony nº 5.
A dive into Bernstein and Gershwin with Hamelin
This is a program dedicated to 20th-century American composers, featuring works by Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin, and Revolve, by contemporary composer Andrew Norman, written especially for the Osesp.
Sonia Rubinsky meets Villa-Lobos
The soloist Sonia Rubinsky performs Villa-Lobos' Piano Concerto nº 5, commissioned by pianist Felicja Blumental, who premiered the work with the London Philharmonic in 1955. The program also includes works by Esteban Benzecry, Elodie Bouny, and Rachmaninoff.
Richard Strauss' Don Quixote
The young Finnish conductor Emilia Hoving won the 2021 Revelation in the Arts award from the critics in her home country, and since then has been making a name for herself on the international scene. In her Brazilian debut, she conducts the Latin American premiere of a commission from the Osesp for Unsuk Chin, and performs Carl Nielsen's Symphony nº 5 and R. Strauss' Don Quixote.