In Conversation with César Vidal on La Voz: Music, Heritage, and International Recording
I recently had the privilege of joining César Vidal for an in-depth conversation on his internationally acclaimed program, La Voz.
César Vidal is a prominent Spanish historian, writer, and journalist with a career spanning over three decades. Author of more than a hundred books and recipient of prestigious journalism awards, he leads La Voz, an independent broadcast with a massive global reach across Spain, Latin America, and Spanish-speaking communities in the United States, garnering millions of listens and views worldwide across broadcast platforms and podcast syndicates.
During our dialogue, we covered several core pillars of my professional journey:
The Bratislava Symphony Orchestra (BSO): The vision behind founding the ensemble and its evolution into a benchmark recording orchestra in Europe, leading over 900 symphonic projects for film scores, television productions, and major international record labels.
Behind the Scenes of Orchestral Production: What goes into conducting and producing large-scale symphonic recordings, collaborating with award-winning film composers, and adapting classical setups for modern media.
Promoting Cultural Heritage: The importance of bringing Spanish and Latin American symphonic works to Central and Eastern European stages, using music as a universal cultural bridge.
Opera & Guest Conducting: My work as a guest conductor across European halls and my tenure in Central Europe, exploring how traditional operatic direction intersects with contemporary symphonic performance.
It was an extraordinary opportunity to share my passion for symphonic music with such a vast and attentive audience.
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