Baltimore Symphony Orchestra - Mozart Meets Latin Masters

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s Mozart Meets Latin Masters brings contrasting musical worlds into conversation under conductor Giancarlo Guerrero, a six-time GRAMMY Award winner. Ginastera’s dance-filled "Estancia: Four Dances" and Piazzolla’s "Sinfonía Buenos Aires" draw on Argentine folk and tango traditions, while Mozart’s Symphony No. 31, “Paris,” and Bruch’s "Scottish Fantasy" add classical elegance and folk-inspired lyricism. Violinist Jonathan Carney joins the orchestra for Bruch’s showcase. The program’s shifting pulse—from vivid dance rhythms to warm, expressive melodies—offers a lively way to hear how composers transform folk influences into symphonic storytelling.