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On November 8, Rossen Milanov returns to Riga to lead the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra in a sold-out performance Mahler’s Symphony No. 5. A towering component of orchestral repertoire and the composer’s canon, the work is characterized by its opening trumpet heralds and popular standalone movement, the Adagietto—a love song to Mahler’s wife, Alma. The concert marks Rossen’s third …

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Rossen’s season as the music director of the Princeton Symphony Orchestra continues on November 3 with “Eternal Light,” a program devoted to works by Aaron Jay Kernis and Richard Strauss. Rossen first leads the orchestra in Kernis’s Colored Field. Featuring cellist Susan Babini, Kernis’s work is a response to the Holocaust that depicts bold themes including good, evil, and the human …

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Following last week’s successful subscription debut with the Colorado Symphony, Bulgarian conductor Rossen Milanov’s fall season continues with an appearance at the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra on October 25, 26, and 27. The weekend’s program begins with the improvisation and Toccata of Pancho Vladigerov, widely regarded as Bulgaria’s most famous and influential composer. Milanov then shifts …

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