Filharmonica de Jalisco

Jalisco Philharmonic Orchestra

One of Mexico's top professional orchestras, the Jalisco Philharmonic celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2015. The orchestra performs three full seasons of classical music from January to December each year under the direction of Jose Luis Castillo. The orchestra frequently tours abroad. The concert hall is a showcase of opulence that will be appreciated by students of music, architecture, and history.

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Address: Teatro Degollado, Centro
Website: en.ofj.com.mx (opens in a new tab)

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