The Valencian Community Orchestra performs works by Colomer i Valero-Castells in Peníscola and 'Matins a Les Arts'

• The metal section of the group, under the direction of David González Tormo, also performs works by Barber, Britten, Dukas, Gabrieli and Palestrina

• The session of this inaugural 'Matins a Les Arts' also included an exhibition of costumes from the operas 'Simon Boccanegra' and 'Narciso'

Valencia (17.2.22). The Orquestra de la Comunitat Valenciana (OCV), in a Cambristic group of metalls, performs works by Valencians Juan José Colomer (1966) and Andrés Valero Castells (1973) here on February 18, at the Palau de Congressos de Peníscola, and on day 20, at 'Matins a Les Arts'.

The professors of the OCV offer a program of both works and openings for metal sales that include an extensive repertoire, from Renaissance sacred music to the foundations of contemporary Valencian composers, with pages by Samuel Barber, Benjamin Britten, Paul Dukas, Giovanni Gabrieli and Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina under the direction of David González Tormo.

After the next performance in the Castellón municipality, the metal section of the Valencian Community Orchestra will star in the first Sunday session of 2022 of 'Matins a Les Arts', the cultural center's commitment to donate to the construction of the Main Hall of the building designed by Santiago Calatrava through its various acts artists per només five euros.

The concert of the main group of Les Arts will be accompanied by an exhibition in the main lobby, in which you will be able to contemplate the costumes that the Oscar-winning director Franca Squarciapino will create for the production of 'Simon Boccanegra' by Verdi, in addition to the figurines that Marianna Fracasso will devise for 'Narciso', by Scarlatti, Inspired by the feature film 'The Grand Budapest Hotel', by Wes Anderson.

Les Arts reminds that the next sessions of 'Matins a Les Arts' will take place on March 27, May 15 and June 26. The series, which is part of the 'Arts are for Everyone' line of programming, has established a single price of five euros for all locations on sale.