Nu Deco Ensemble and Sinego Premiere Latin Symphony with a Techno Twist
Nu Deco Ensemble teams up with Latin electronic artist Sinego to debut Underground Symphony, premiering at The Citadel.
There are many reasons why a 21st-century orchestra that combines rock/electronica with classical music could fail.
Everyone knows rock attained perfection in 1974.
Classical music probably reached its peak in 1808 with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony.
Nu Deco Ensemble – a Miami-based orchestra with eyes on the future – seamlessly blends the most contemporary genres with the most timeless.
This November, the spotlight turns to Sinego, a musical renegade who will be unveiling the world premiere of his Latin electronic Underground Symphony.
The performance will feature a new take on the bolero, a slow and romantic genre that originated in Cuba in the late 19th century.
Author summary: Nu Deco Ensemble premieres Underground Symphony with Sinego.
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