In the year 2012 Rossana Castro obtains its academic title of Degree in Music of the National Experimental University of Táchira.įrom 2010 to 2015, Rossana Castro begins to perform international tours with the “Simón Bolívar” Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela. Its founder, the master José Antonio Abreu, who is the President and creator of the Orchestral System, now called FUNDAMUSICAL Simón Bolívar has been credited and deserved countless awards worldwide for the international projection and social work he has done, inspiring More than 50 countries to follow its model, that of including children and society through the universal language of music.
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The Venezuela Symphony Orchestra “Simón Bolívar” is one of the most important orchestras worldwide and is among the Top 5 list within professional orchestras in the world. His academic training continues in the Superior Conservatory of Music “Simón Bolívar” located in the city of Caracas under the tutelage of teachers José García Guerrero and Andrés Eloy Rodríguez.ĭuring 2010, Rossana Castro is invited to participate in the rigorous audition competition to join the Symphony Orchestra “Simón Bolívar” of Venezuela, directed by the famous and some of the best directors in the world such as Gustavo Dudamel The result of the audition was qualified as outstanding allowed to form part from that moment of such an important orchestra.
In the year 2000 after passing several rounds of audition she is selected to be part of the Symphonic Orchestra “Simón Bolívar” of the Táchira, being thus the youngest member and who was only 15 years of age at the time of her admission to the Orquesta Josué Dos Santos, Cesar Iván Lara, Cristian Vásquez, Alejandro Rivas (USA), Sergio Bernal (Colombia) and José Antonio Cerón (United States) Mexico), among others. From 1997 to 2000 she was the principal flute player of the Youth Symphony Orchestra. In May 1998, UNESCO awarded each of the members of the National Children’s Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela the “UNESCO Artist for Peace” award, a distinction awarded to international personalities from the world of literature, music, poetry and Plastic arts that contribute to the promotion of UNESCO’s messages and programs.ĭuring the following years, Rossana consolidated her academic and musical training as a member of the main children’s and youth orchestras in Táchira state: from 1995 to 1996 she was the main flute of the Pre-Children Symphony Orchestra. He had the honor of playing for Pope John Paul II in Brazil, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, specifically in the “Maracaná” stadium. Rossana Castro belonged to the national selection of the best musicians of the childhood age in Venezuela and stood out for being one of the best despite his young age. With an international tour through countries like France, Italy and Brazil. In 1996, when he was only 11 years old, he prepared for his first audition and after going through intense pre-selection rounds and eliminated to be part of the national selection “Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional Infantil de Venezuela”. His first teachers of flute were the teachers Carlos Mendoza and Deysi Chacón. He began his musical studies at the age of 7 years in the System of Orchestras of Venezuela with classes of theory and solfeo, rhythm and flute. Born in the city of San Cristóbal, Táchira state.
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