TURIN 〓 “Euroradio 2see” live-broadcasts the concert of RAI National Symphony Orchestra

2018/10/17
【最終更新日】2019/11/09

“Euroradio 2see” live-broadcasts the concert of RAI National Symphony Orchestra performed at RAI Toscanini Hall on 19th. Opening concert of the 2018/2019 season. Principal conductor James Connon will Conduct. The program is Mozart’s Symphony No.34 and Mahler’s Symphony No.1. The relay will be from 8 pm local time on the 19th.

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