"a podium charmer"
-Chicago Sun-Times (Chicago Symphony Orchestra)
Mexican conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto...offered the cellist [Yo-Yo Ma] strong and flexible support. ...The Lalo [Cello Concerto in d] was the middle course of Prieto's promising debut. ...After intermission came Rachmaninoff's Symphonic Dances.... ...Prieto guided the orchestra with a steady sense of its winding architecture, and brought it to an exciting close."
-The Boston Globe (Boston Symphony Orchestra)
"Prieto took over the podium with confidence, shaping rhythmically pointed and gorgeously colored interpretation of two ballet classics: the second suite from Manuel de Falla's The Three-Cornered Hat, from 1919, and Igor Stravinsky's 1947 revision of his 1911 work, Petrouchka..."
-Toronto Star
News
Mahler at Mahalia

"Carlos Miguel Prieto conducts the Symphony Chorus of New Orleans in Brahms' Schicksalslied (Song of Destiny) and Mahler's Symphony No. 9 Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Mahalia Jackson Theater for the Performing Arts (1419 Basin St.). The now-31-year-old chorus acts as the principal chorus of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra."

"...the orchestra [Chicago Symphony] sounded remarkably relaxed and fresh at Saturday night's subscription concert conducted by the impressive Mexican conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto."

"Ma began his spring CSO residency a week ago.... On Saturday, he delivered a rapt and impassioned account of Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B minor in partnership with his frequent collaborator, Mexican conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto. ...Ma's unusually wide dynamic range - from ethereal pianissimi to rich fortes - found an equally sensitive ally in Prieto, whose balancing of the orchestra was always true to the cellist's needs."

Next Concert
May
19
Sat
Saturday - May 19, 2012

Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra

New Orleans, Louisiana