A frequent guest in Asia, Alessandro has earned an excellent reputation in China, where he has regularly conducted orchestras such as the Shenzhen Symphony, the Shanghai Philharmonic, and many others.
He is now making his long-awaited return to China for the opening of the 2026 Concert Season at the Jiangsu Grand Theatre, where he will conduct the Jiangsu Symphony Orchestra.

Located on the banks of the Yangtze River, Nanjing — the capital of Jiangsu Province — is one of China’s great cultural and historical centers, renowned for its rich heritage and vibrant contemporary arts scene. In recent years, the city has become an important musical hub, with the Jiangsu Grand Theatre standing out as a landmark venue and a focal point for international cultural exchange in eastern China.

The concert will take place on January 23rd and will feature Chinese pianist Tan Xiaotang, with whom Alessandro has collaborated in the past. He will conduct Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 27 K595, the overture to La clemenza di Tito, and Brahms’ Fourth Symphony.