San Antonio Philharmonic guest conductor Lina González-Granados doesn't want to tell the same stories
The San Antonio Philharmonic will present its Classics VI concerts this Friday and Saturday, showcasing works by Mendelssohn, Mozart and Gabriela Lena Frank, a Grammy Award-winning contemporary U.S. composer of Peruvian and Chinese heritage. Colombian American guest conductor Lina González-Granados — known both for evoking dynamic performances from musicians and her dedication to highlighting works by Latin American composers — will lead the orchestra both nights.
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