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[audio mp3="https://lamusainstrumentos.es/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Mikhail-Pletnev-Russian-National-Orchestra-–-Tchaikovsky-Symphony-No.4-In-F-Minor-Op.36-TH.27-4.-Finale-Allegro-con-fuoco.mp3" preload="auto"][/audio] Impressive, amazing, incredible, innovative, fresh. The Russian National Orchestra is all that and much more. Its conductor Mikhail Pletnev, born in 1974, is one of the conductors who arouses the most curiosity in the world of music for large orchestras. A pianist, conductor, and composer, he is recognized in the world of conducting for his particular vision of music. More about the Russian National Orchestra In 1990, he founded the Russian National Orchestra as a private institution sponsored by Russian individuals, companies, and foundations. With over 80 recordings to its name, this incredible orchestra has toured half the world, amazing any spectator willing to conceive a new era in orchestral music. Such is its success that it was the first Russian orchestra to win a Grammy (2004) for its recording of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf and Jean-Pascal Beintus's Wolf Tracks, conducted by Kent Nagano and narrated, in Spanish, by Antonio Banderas. Here is some information about the Russian National Orchestra with interesting links: Official website: http://russiannationalorchestra.org/ Social media: https://www.facebook.com/RussianNationalOrchestra/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1W3sZMluDmealiI6B5awE9