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El Paso Symphony Orchestra Launches Its 96th Season with Exciting Performances

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The El Paso Symphony Orchestra (EPSO) is set to kick off its 96th season under the direction of Maestro Bohuslav Rattay, who is in his 13th season with the orchestra. This upcoming season promises a diverse array of performances featuring carefully selected musical works designed to engage and entertain the audience. The EPSO's long-standing tradition continues to enrich the cultural landscape of El Paso, making it an important event for local residents and music enthusiasts alike. The season's schedule and specific performance details will be available soon.

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