Effective period / Period of releases: 2002 - 2019

Members: Darrin C. Milling, Ilia Laporev, John Neschling, Rodolfo Lota, Davi Graton, Samuel Hamzem, Lev Veksler, Eliezer Rodrigues, Cláudio Cruz, Ayrton Pinto, Eduardo Gianesella, Emmanuele Baldini, Elizabeth Del Grande, Adriana Holtz, Fabíola Alves, José Ananias, Sérgio Burgani, Arcádio Minczuk, José Arion Linarez, Ovanir Buosi, Heloísa Torres Meireles, Armando Yamada, Florian Cristea, Marialbi Trisolio, Max Ebert Filho, Joel Gisiger, Andreas Uhlemann, Irina Kodin, Horacio Schaefer, Igor Sarudiansky, Katia Spassova, Maria Angélica Camera, Adrian Petrutiu, Alexandre Silvério, Regina De Vasconcellos Pinto, Olga Kopylova, Rodrigo Andrade Silveira, Peter Pas (2), Nivaldo Orsi, Elina Suris, Alexey Chashnikov, Carolina Kliemann, Andress Lepage, Tatiana Vinogradova, Alfredo Lima, Ricardo Righini, Alessandro Santoro, Camila Yasuda, Amanda Martins, Claudio Torezan, Rubén Zuñiga, Nikolay Genov, Douglas Kier, Soraya Landim, César Augusto Miranda, Matthew Thomas Thorpe, Gilberto Francisco Siqueira, José Costa Filho, Ana Valeria Poles, Ricardo Bologna, Liuba Klevtsova, Pedro Gadelha, Francisco Formiga, Peter Apps, Paola Baron, Rafael Cesário, Ederson Fernandes, Ricardo Barbosa Pereira, Claudia Nascimento, Giuliano Rosas, Natan Albuquerque Jr., Lee Mills (4), Romeu Rabelo, Dárcio Gianelli, Maria Luisa De Andrade Cameron, Fernando Chipoletti, Luciano Pereira Do Amaral, Leandro Dias (3), Ney Vasconcelos, Paulo Paschoal, Fernando Luiz Dissenha, Victoria Harrild, Ana Lucia Altino, Rafael Garcia (7), Wagner Polistchuk, Cristian Sandu (2), Nilson Zago

Brazilian orchestra based in São Paulo, founded in 1954. From 1953 to 1978 named Orquestra Sinfônica Estadual (State Symphony Orchestra), the orchestra formally took on its current name of the Orquestra Sinfônica do Estado de São Paulo.
English name "São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra".
Its home is the Sala São Paulo.


Principal conductors:
João de Sousa Lima (1954–1964)
Bruno Roccela (1964–1972)
Eleazar De Carvalho (1972–1996)
John Neschling (1997–2009)
Yan Pascal Tortelier (2009–2011)
Marin Alsop (2012–2019)
Thierry Fischer (2020—)