São Paulo State Symphony
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The Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo (OSESP) (in Portuguese, or São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra in English) is the most well-known symphonic orchestra in Latin America, undertaking more than 130 performances each year. It was founded in 1954 by conductor Souza Lima, and it was directed by conductor Eleazar de Carvalho for 24 years until 1996. In the following year, it was completely restructured under the leadership of conductor John Neschling.
Sala São Paulo
In 1999, Sala São Paulo opened as a concert hall and the new home of OSESP. It ocuppies buildings of the imposing Estação Júlio Prestes, and it can accommodate 1,499 spectators.External links
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