Álvaro Cassuto, a well-known Portuguese musician, died.
Álvaro Cassuto, a Portuguese conductor, died at age 87. He was a respected figure in Portuguese classical music. His career included founding an orchestra and recording music.
Álvaro Cassuto spent his career as a musician in Portugal. He studied with famous conductors like Pedro Freitas Branco and Herbert von Karajan. He established the Nova Filarmonia Portuguesa. Cassuto created a large collection of recordings. These recordings included a full set of works by Joly Braga Santos.
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Álvaro Cassuto Dies at 87
The respected Portuguese conductor died at the age of 87.
He Studied with Famous Maestros
Cassuto studied under Pedro Freitas Branco and Herbert von Karajan.
End of a Career
His death ended a significant career in Portuguese music.
Founded Nova Filarmonia Portuguesa
Cassuto founded the Nova Filarmonia Portuguesa orchestra.
Recorded Joly Braga Santos' Works
He created a complete recording of Joly Braga Santos’ symphonies.