Isaac Karabtchevsky is a distinguished conductor, renowned for his significant contributions to classical music, particularly in the realms of Brazilian and Latin American compositions. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, on December 27, 1934, Karabtchevsky has garnered recognition both in his home country and internationally, leading some of the world's premier orchestras. His deep-rooted passion for Brazilian music has led him to champion the works of composers such as Heitor Villa-Lobos, whose compositions he has extensively recorded and performed, bringing them to a global audience.

Throughout his illustrious career, Karabtchevsky has served as the music director and principal conductor of several esteemed institutions, including the São Paulo Municipal Theatre, the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra, and the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra. His discography highlights his dedication to Brazilian music, with notable releases like "Compositores Brasileiros 1 & 2," which explore the rich musical heritage of Brazil, and thematic albums focusing on the works of Villa-Lobos, such as "Villa-Lobos: Cello Concertos" and "A Floresta do Amazonas de Villa-Lobos." Beyond his emphasis on Brazilian composers, Karabtchevsky's versatility is evident in his broad repertoire, ranging from classical symphonies to innovative projects like "O Clássico é Samba," which showcases his ability to bridge classical music with other genres. His contributions to music have not only elevated the status of Brazilian classical music internationally but have also inspired new generations of musicians and conductors to explore and celebrate their cultural heritage.

Genres

Musica Sinfonica

Latest Release

Compositores Brasileiros 2

João Guilherme Ripper•

Orquestra Petrobras Sinfônica•

Isaac Karabtchevsky

Album - 18 Tracks - Released January 19, 2024