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Spanish Classical Music Season Opens with Three Key Leadership Changes

Kent Nagano, Jonathan Nott, and Joan Cerveró assume new leadership roles at major Spanish music institutions.

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Jonathan Nott arrives at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona to succeed Josep Pons. [1] Kent Nagano begins his first season as the Titular and Artistic Director of the National Orchestra and Choir of Spain. [2] Silvio Rodríguez performed a concert at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona on a Tuesday during his 2024 Spanish tour, attended by nearly 2,300 people. [3] Joan Cerveró will join the National Center for Musical Diffusion on October 2 to replace Francisco Lorenzo. [4] Silvio Rodríguez received a Kalashnikov rifle from Álvaro López Miera, the Minister of the Armed Forces of Cuba, in March for defending the island against potential US attacks. [5] The audience at the concert chanted slogans such as '¡Cuba sí, yankees no!' and '¡Viva Cuba, viva Fidel!' during the performance. [6] The concert featured songs including 'Historia de las sillas', 'Ala de colibrí', 'Ojalá', and 'Por quien merece amor', alongside new tracks like 'Virgen de occidente'. [7]
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  1. Jonathan Nott arrives at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona to succeed Josep Pons. · elpais.com
  2. Kent Nagano begins his first season as the Titular and Artistic Director of the National Orchestra and Choir of Spain. · elpais.com
  3. Silvio Rodríguez performed a concert at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona on a Tuesday during his 2024 Spanish tour, attended by nearly 2,300 people. · RPP
  4. Joan Cerveró will join the National Center for Musical Diffusion on October 2 to replace Francisco Lorenzo. · elpais.com
  5. Silvio Rodríguez received a Kalashnikov rifle from Álvaro López Miera, the Minister of the Armed Forces of Cuba, in March for defending the island against potential US attacks. · RPP
  6. The audience at the concert chanted slogans such as '¡Cuba sí, yankees no!' and '¡Viva Cuba, viva Fidel!' during the performance. · RPP
  7. The concert featured songs including 'Historia de las sillas', 'Ala de colibrí', 'Ojalá', and 'Por quien merece amor', alongside new tracks like 'Virgen de occidente'. · RPP
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