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Empire State Youth Orchestra Uruguay and Argentina Jun-Jul 2020 the PREMIER CONCERT TOURING COMPANY THE PREMIER CONCERT TOURING COMPANY 145 Countries | Orchestras | Choirs | 3 Festivals | Cultural Diplomacy Empire State Youth orchestra Uruguay and Argentina jun-jul 2020 MOVING THE MUSIC, CHANGING THE WORLD Since 1992, 145 countries, 6 continents The premier concert tour company for the world’s great orchestras and choirs, Classical Movements creates meaningful cultural experiences through music in 145 countries. An industry leader for 25 years, we understand both the travel and the performance needs of professional symphonies and choruses, as well as conserva- tory, university and youth ensembles. Youth orchestra clients include the American Youth Philharmonic, American Youth Symphony, Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, California Youth Sympho- ny, Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra, Greater Miami Youth Orchestra, Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestra, Minnesota Youth Symphonies, New York Youth Symphony, Peabody Institute Youth Orchestra, Phila- delphia Youth Orchestra, Portland Youth Philharmonic, St. Louis Symphony Youth Orchestra, Youth Orchestras of the Americas and many more. Classical Movements will arrange a 12 day/9 night tour for the Empire State Youth Orchestra to Uruguay and Argentina June 29-July 10, 2020 +/-. Concerts with be presented at concert halls, theatres, opera houses, university concert halls, auditoriums, museums, cathedrals, churches, and other venues. We will also arrange collaborations and exchanges with local youth orchestras. Tour Arranged by Classical Movements ~ 711 Princess St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Tel: +1 703 683 6040 www.classicalmovements.com Sample Tour Itinerary, subject to change DAY 1: DEPART USA. Depart the USA tura, Palacio del Gobernio, Pasaje Dardo Ro- on an overnight flight to Montevideo. cha, Catedral de La Plata, Plaza Moreno, Pa- lacio Municipal, and Teatro Argentino. Group DAY 2: ARRIVE MONTEVIDEO (WD) lunch. CONCERT IV: Possible venues Arrive in Montevideo in the morning. Enjoy include the Teatro Argentino de La Plata and an Orientation Tour of Montevideo. Lunch others. Return to Buenos Aires. Dinner on on your own. Check-in to hotel. Free time to your own. Overnight in Buenos Aires. rest and relax. Rehearsal. Welcome Dinner. Overnight in Montevideo. DAY 10: BUENOS AIRES (B, D) Breakfast at the hotel. If time permits, we DAY 3: MONTEVIDEO (B, D) will visit the district of San Telmo, an area Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a city tour in- also known for its antique shops and colonial cluding sights such as the Plaza of the Consti- buildings. Watch the free tango performances tution, the Matriz Church, Club Uruguay, the Circulo and others. Group dinner. Overnight on Sundays outside the San Telmo flea mar- historic municipal buildings, the local market in Rosario. ket or at the weekend craft fairs at Plaza at the port, Solis Teatre, Plaza of Independ- Dorrego or Recoleta. COLLABORATION/ ence, the former government buildings, Salvo DAY 6: ROSARIO – BUENOS AIRES (B, EXCHANGE with CONCERT V: Full day Palace and botanical gardens. Lunch on your D) collaboration with a local youth orchestra to own. CONCERT I: Possible venues include Breakfast at the hotel. Depart for Buenos include master class(es), side by side rehears- the Teatro Solis and others. Group dinner. Aires by bus. Lunch on your own. Enjoy a al(s) and concert. Lunch on your own. Free Overnight in Montevideo. panoramic sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires time to rest or explore on your own. CON- including Casa Rosada, which has the balco- CERT V: Possible venues include Centro DAY 4: MONTEVIDEO – ROSARIO (B, ny Evita famously spoke from, Plaza de Cultural Kirchner, Auditorio de la Usina del D) Mayo, and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Check Arte, and others. Group dinner. Overnight in Breakfast at the hotel. Check out of the hotel. -in to hotel. Free time to rest. Group dinner Buenos Aires. Take a ferry to Buenos Aires. Depart for followed by a traditional Tango Show. Over- DAY 11: BUENOS AIRES – LOS CAR- Rosario by bus. Lunch on your own. Check- night in Buenos Aires. in to hotel. Group dinner. Overnight in Ro- sario. DAY 7: BUENOS AIRES – TIGRE – SAN ISIDRO – BUENOS AIRES (B, L) Breakfast at the hotel. Visit Tigre, an old town situated at the mouth of the delta. Group lunch. Continue to San Isidro. San Isidro’s center is an historic area with cobblestone streets and old single-story houses. Return to Buenos Aires. Dinner on your own. Over- night in Buenos Aires. DAY 8: BUENOS AIRES (B, L) Breakfast at the hotel. COLLABORA- DALES – DEPART BUENOS AIRES (B, TION/EXCHANGE with CONCERT FL) III: Full day collaboration with a local youth Breakfast at the hotel. Full day guided Fiesta orchestra to include master class(es), side by Gaucha Tour with lunch. This is an excellent side rehearsal(s) and concert. Group opportunity to learn about the Argentine Gau- lunch. CONCERT III: Possible venues chos and traditional music and dance. around include the Teatro Gran Rex and others. Pos- on the farm, have a horse or carriage ride, sible concert with local youth orches- visit the museum. Farewell Group Barbecue- DAY 5: ROSARIO (B, D) tra. Group dinner. Overnight in Buenos Lunch (asado al asador). Drive to the interna- Breakfast at the hotel. Enjoy a tour to discov- Aires. tional airport. Dinner on your own. Depart er Rosario’s rich history influenced by Euro- on an overnight flight back to the USA. pean ancestry and flavorful charm evident in DAY 9: BUENOS AIRES – LA PLATA – the language, style, and cuisine. See the BUENOS AIRES (B, L). DAY 12: ARRIVE USA Monuento a la Bandera and the Parque Inde- Breakfast at the hotel. Visit La Plata, capital You will arrive home in the USA in the morn- pendencia. Lunch on your own. CONCERT of the province of Buenos Aires. Enjoy a ing. II: Possible venues include the Teatro El city tour including Plaza San Martín, Legisla- Tour Arranged by Classical Movements ~ 711 Princess St., Alexandria, VA 22314 Tel: +1 703 683 6040 www.classicalmovements.com .
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