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2024-25 Season

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Danza Española: from Escuela Bolera to Flamenco
Friday, February 7 | 8 pm

Moody Performance Hall

2520 Flora Street, Dallas 75201

Tickets $70/50/30, $10 students

Featuring artists from Albuquerque's Yjastros Flamenco Company with choreographer Deanna Encinias; from Madrid, historical dance specialist Jaime Puente and Noemi Aragon; and joined by local flamencos. These Spanish dance experts join ONS chamber ensemble in an evening exploring the uniquely Spanish fusion of classical dance, regional dance, and ballet to create the beautiful Escuela Bolera with dance forms—palos—such as jacaras, jaleos, fandangos, and new interpretations of boleros as championed by Daniel Doña. A section of ‘Cafes Cantantes’ will delight with Escuela Bolera solos in late 19th to 20th C vignettes set in intimate cafes, precursors of today’s flamenco tablaos.

The Spanish 18th c popular musical comedy known as 'tonadilla' returns to our stage to tell a simple story of local characters in song and dance. Commonly seen in Goya's paintings, you will be charmed by the costumed Majas/ Majos dancing in typical soft shoes. The music is toe-tapping gorgeous!

The contemporary flamenco component on this voyage will be provided by Dallas’s prolific “Ida y Vuelta” Flamenco Fever directed by Julia Alcantara along with renowned guests: guitarist/cantaor Pedro Jimenez and flamenco dancer Paco de Andrea from Granada in a stunning program based on recent Tres Artes production: including Bullerias de Jerez, a dark Siguiriyas and a breath-taking grand finale. Engaging pre-concert activities:  Free RUMBA FLAMENCA class in the lobby 7 - 8 pm.
Have fun and learn flamenco basics provided by La Cantera Arts Conservatory.

​Monday, March 3 | 7:30 pm

University of Dallas

​1845 East Northgate Drive, Irving 75062

972-721-5079

Repeat performance of Celebrating Juneteenth 2024

featuring soprano Alfrelynn Roberts

On the Eve of Rose Sunday: A Spanish Easter Celebration

Saturday, April 5 | 7 pm

Zion Lutheran Church

6121 East Lovers Lane, Dallas 75214

Tickets $30, $10 students

Lent being half over and Easter approaching, the medieval tradition of the Rose following the suffering allows us enjoyment of this concert celebrating the Lenten season with Haydn's Symphony 49 "La Passione," and music for Lent by Francisco Courcelle, among others. ​

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Did You Know...

The orchestra gets its name from the present area of Texas and Mexico which was originally called New Spain by the Spanish explorers. We present music from 'Old' Spain in the land of New Spain.

ORCHESTRA OF NEW SPAIN
11615 Forest Central Dr. Ste 206, Dallas, TX 75243

Pegasus Musical Society 501(c)3 dba Orchestra of  New Spain

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