Academic Symphony Orchestra of San Vicente

The Academic Symphony Orchestra of San Vicente (OSASV) was founded in 1982 as an innovative initiative to bring symphonic music closer to the province of Alicante. Over more than four decades, the orchestra has established its presence with numerous concerts throughout the province, national tours in regions such as Catalonia, Castilla-La Mancha, and Madrid, and collaborations with ballets of international renown.

Since 2018, OSASV has been led by Pablo Gutiérrez Pastor, under whose baton the ensemble has continued to grow in artistic and musical quality.

Our repertoire is primarily based on classical symphonic works, as well as zarzuelas, lyrical concerts, and more contemporary proposals.

Our mission is to provide southern Valencia with a stable, diverse, and high-quality symphonic program. Each concert reflects our commitment to art, connection with audiences, and pride in being part of our region's cultural fabric.

Pablo Gutiérrez Pastor – Artistic and Musical Director

Born in Alicante in February 1991, Pablo Gutiérrez Pastor holds professional qualifications in Piano and a higher degree in Percussion from the Conservatorio Superior de Música "Óscar Esplá" in Alicante, where he studied under the prestigious tutelage of Professor Joan Iborra and received the Extraordinary Professional Music Award.

He has trained in conducting with renowned maestros such as José Miguel Rodilla and Juan José Navarro, completing his education in Almería and Murcia. He has also worked with internationally acclaimed conductors including Mihnea Ignat, Hossein Pishkar, Grigor Palikarov, Ahmed El Saedi, and Enrique García Asensio, among others.

He has been invited multiple times by ensembles such as Coral Discantus de Murcia, Coral del Vinalopó, and Coral de la Universidad de Alicante. Currently, he is also the musical director of the Madrid-based company MaterLírica, with which he develops an intense artistic activity featuring performances scheduled across various parts of Spain.

His career highlights include guest conducting roles with ensembles such as the Valencia Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra Toscana Classica, Orchestra da Camera Fiorentina, Orquesta de la Universidad de Almería, the Georgian State Ballet, and the Russian State Ballet of St. Petersburg (projects carried out with OSASV).

Part I

Mozart. Violin Concerto No. 5

Soloist: Joaquín Herrero González

Part II

Mahler. Blumine

Mendelssohn. Symphony No. 3 “Scottish”

Ticket sales:

General admission: €10

Reduced ticket (under 30 and over 65 years): €5