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Álvaro Cassuto (1938-2026), the conductor who sought to internationalise Portuguese music

Álvaro Cassuto founded the New Portuguese Philharmonic and worked with both national and international orchestras. He leaves behind a vast discography, including the complete symphonies of Joly Braga Santos.

Público6 Apr

Álvaro Cassuto (1938-2026), the conductor who sought to internationalise Portuguese music

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Conductor news in Portugal

Recent articles

Álvaro Cassuto (1938-2026), the conductor who sought to internationalise Portuguese music

Recent articles

Álvaro Cassuto (1938-2026), the conductor who sought to internationalise Portuguese music