Cairo Symphony Orchestra to perform on March 3

CAIRO – 28 February 2018: The Cairo Symphony Orchestra is teaming up with the Italian Cultural Institute on March 3, 2018, to perform some of the world's most classical symphonies.


[Cairo Symphony Orchestra - February 28, 2018, Image courtesy of Cairo Symphony Orchestra statement]


Led by conductor Christian Frattina, the "Italian Flair" concert will cover some of the world's most important classical music, such as the opera "The Barber of Serville" by Gioachino Rossini, "The Concerto for Violin and Orchestra" by Ottorino Respighi, and Ludwig van Beethoven's 4th Symphony in B flat major op. 60. Amongst the other musicians performing is soloist Davide Alogna on the violin and Jolie Faizy as the mezzo soprano.

[Cairo Symphony Orchestra - February 28, 2018, Image courtesy of Cairo Symphony Orchestra statement]
The current season for the Cairo Symphony Orchestra bears host to many Egyptian and world leaders in the audiences, and provides a space for upcoming new musicians to play along amongst the concerts.


[Cairo Symphony Orchestra - February 28, 2018, Image courtesy of Cairo Symphony Orchestra statement]


Founded in 1959, the Cairo Symphony Orchestra aims to reach new heights in music, and has reached an international audience alongside performing for Egyptian audience. Currently, the Orchestra has managed to tour across numerous European countries.
[Christian Frattina - February 28, 2018, Image courtesy of Cairo Symphony Orchestra statement]