The Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira (OSB), translating to the Brazilian Symphony Orchestra in English, stands as one of the most prestigious classical music ensembles in Brazil, having made a profound impact on the country's cultural landscape since its inception in 1940. Founded by José Siqueira, the OSB's mission was to popularize classical music throughout Brazil and to provide a platform for Brazilian composers and musicians to showcase their talents. Over the decades, the orchestra has fulfilled this mission with great success, performing a wide range of works from classical masterpieces to contemporary compositions, both Brazilian and international.

Under the baton of various renowned conductors throughout its history, the OSB has not only nurtured an appreciation for classical music within Brazil but has also represented Brazilian culture on the global stage through its international tours. The orchestra's discography is a testament to its versatility and commitment to excellence, featuring notable releases such as "Quarteto em Ré Maior, K. 285," "Rapsódia Sobre um Tema de Paganini, Op. 43," and "Variações e Fuga Sobre Tema de J. S. Bach, Op.81." These recordings, among others, highlight the OSB's adeptness at interpreting a diverse repertoire, from baroque to contemporary, and its role in bringing Brazilian music to the forefront of the classical music scene. As the Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira continues to evolve, it remains a pillar of musical innovation and cultural pride in Brazil.

Genres

Musica Sinfonica

Related Artists

Dado Villa-Lobos

Humberto Gessinger

Biquini Cavadão

Pouca Vogal

Nila Branco

Rafael Cortez

Latest Release

Quarteto em Ré Maior, K. 285

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart•

Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira

Single - Released December 27, 2023