Pablo Rus Broseta directs the lyrical concert 'Noves Veus' at Les Arts i l'Auditori de Castelló

Pablo Rus Broseta (Godella, 1983) directs the lyric concert 'Noves Veus', which is presented by the 10th promotion of the Center Plácido Domingo, on November 17, at the Palau de les Arts, and on the 18th, at the Auditori de Castelló.

The young Valencian master makes his debut with the main line-up of Les Arts, the Valencian Community Orchestra (OCV), with a program integrated with operatic pages by Gluck, Mozart, Donizetti and Rossini.

Current associate director of the Seattle Symphony and musical director of the Youth Orchestra of the Generalitat Valenciana, Rus Broseta is considered one of the most promising young batons.

On the stage of the Teatre Martín i Soler, located at the Center Plácido Domingo, at the end of this show, at 7:00 p.m., the second formal presentation, the promotion of this project, formed by Vittoriana De Amicis, Pau Armengol, Alberto Bonifazio, María Caballero, Juliette Chauvet, Arturo Espinosa, César Méndez, Andrea Orjuela, Mariam Pirtskhalaishvili, Matheus Pompeu, Vicent Romero, Mark Serdiuk, Marta Di Stefano, Olga Syniakova and Camila Titinger.

One day later, Pablo Rus Broseta will travel with the artists of the Plácido Domingo Center and the OCV to Castelló to offer this program to the Auditori, at 7:30 p.m.

In this sense, Les Arts reminds that tickets for the 'Noves Veus' concert at the Teatre Martín i Soler are sold out, except for the 5% percentage of the capacity that is reserved for sale on the day of the show.

Pablo Rus Broseta

Associate director of the Seattle Symphony and musical director of the Youth Orchestra of the Generalitat Valenciana. He is going to study composition and saxophone at the conservatory of his native Valencia. His training will continue in Lió, at the Conservatorium in Amsterdam and at the Universität der Künste in Berlin. He has returned to a personal council with Bernard Haitink, Pierre Boulez, David Zinman, Kurt Masur and Steven Sloane. In a short time, Pablo Rus Broseta has developed an extensive repertoire that includes everything from Handel to John Adams, with a special dedication to symphonic music.

In the 2018-2019 season, he conducts the Seattle Symphony in works such as Bruch's 'Concert per a violí' with Itzhak Perlman, 'Beethoven's Ninth Symphony' and a festival with Brahms concerts. With an invited conductor, he makes his debut as the lead singer of the Detroit and Omaha Symphonies and the Orlando Philharmonic. Furthermore, he returned to the Houston and North Carolina symphonies, and offered a concert with the SWR Symphony in Stuttgart.

In the 2017-2018 season, he will conduct the Seattle Symphony Overture Gala with Renée Fleming; a benefit concert with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Ciara; a festival with Prokofiev concerts; an entirely Russian program with pianist Beatrice Rana, and her recently released album, 'The Unchanging Sea', a musical and film collaboration between composer Michael Gordon and filmmaker Bill Morrison. Other recent commitments include performances by the Valencia Orchestra and the WDR of Colònia.

In 2014, he will conduct a joint performance of the SWR Symphony and Modern Ensemble at the Strasbourg Music Festival. He has also worked with the Buenos Aires Philharmonic, the BBC and RTVE symphonies, the Ensemble Intercontemporain, the Les Siècles Orchestra (period instruments), the Bonn Beethoven Orchestra and the Bochum Symphony. He collaborates with music festivals, such as the Klangspuren Schwaz, Transart Festival de Bozen, Ensems de València i Cresc… Biennale de Frankfurt.