Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall, Boston, MA
Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra
Maximiano Valdés, conductor
DÉLANO La Bruja de Loíza
Alfonso FUENTES Rapsodia Urbana
Angélica NEGRÓN Moriví
Ernesto CORDERO ‘Descarga’ from Concierto Criollo for cuatro and orchestra
Luis QUINTANA On the Ethereal Nature of Bioluminescence
Roberto SIERRA ‘Memoria urbana’ from Symphony No. 6
and ‘Karirós y Apoteósis’ from Symphony No. 7
Juan Morel CAMPOS Felices días
ESTRADA (arr. José Pujals) En mi Viejo San Juan
José PUJALS Fragmentos de mi tierra
Continuing the BSO's exploration of Caribbean stories and music, the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra makes its Symphony Hall debut under the direction of Maximiano Valdés. One of three non-BSO orchestras featured this season, their performance highlights the vibrant musical traditions of Puerto Rico and beyond. This concert is part of our E Pluribus Unum: From Many, One exploration, honoring the diverse voices that shape our nation’s musical heritage, and will include works by Angélica Negrón, Roberto Sierra, and a selection of Puerto Rico’s rich popular musical traditions.
Presented in association with Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción
