WASHINGTON 〓 National Symphony will release an album from the London Symphony’s “LSO Live”

2019/11/17

The Washington-based National Symphony Orchestra will release an album through the London Symphony Orchestra’s label “LSO Live”. Music director Gianandrea Noseda is the principal guest conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra. He served as a bridge.

The first album that was recorded in June this year. Includes a suite of Copeland’s ballet music “Billy the Kid” and Dvorak’s Symphony No. 9 “From the New World”. “LSO Live” also released recordings of the Mariinsky Theater and King’s College.

Photo:NSO / Scott Suchman


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