Name: 1st movement, Symphonie Espagnole, Edouard Lalo by WilliamHarveyViolin
Duration: 8 min 32 s
Description: First movement from the Symphonie Espagnole, written in 1874 by Edouard Lalo (1823-1892). Performed November 14, 2014, by William Harvey, violin, and the Orquesta Sinfonica de la Universidad Nacional de San Juan, conducted by Emmanuel Siffert. Recorded live at the Auditorio Juan Victoria, San Juan, Argentina, by Javier Dominguez.

First movement from the Symphonie Espagnole, written in 1874 by Edouard Lalo (1823-1892). Performed November 14, 2014, by William Harvey, violin, and the Orquesta Sinfonica de la Universidad Nacional de San Juan, conducted by Emmanuel Siffert. Recorded live at the Auditorio Juan Victoria, San Juan, Argentina, by Javier Dominguez.

1st movement, Symphonie Espagnole, Edouard Lalo

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Nominated for two Latin Grammys in 2021, violinist, composer, and conductor William Harvey is the first American to serve as concertmaster of the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico. From 2010 to 2014, he taught violin and conducted the Afghan Youth Orchestra at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music. He conducted that orchestra on Afghan national television, eight times for President Hamid Karzai, and in 2013, on a tour to Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center that received front-page coverage of the New York Times. William has served as concertmaster of orchestras in South Africa, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and the USA, and appeared as soloist with orchestras in the USA, El Salvador, Mexico, Argentina, and the Philippines. He teaches violin at the Universidad Panamericana and has a master's from Juilliard and a bachelor's from Indiana University. He has performed with folk and world musicians from China to Myanmar to Turkey to Spain Egypt. His compositions have received over 100 performances around the world. As founder and director of Cultures in Harmony, he has led more than 40 cultural diplomacy projects in 16 countries, from Pakistan to Cameroon. He has been a guest musician at music festivals in Myanmar, Zimbabwe, Argentina, Turkey, and the USA. He has lectured at the British Parliament, worked as a consultant for the World Bank on Mali, and BN View represents him as a model.

1st movement, Symphonie Espagnole, Edouard Lalo

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