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Musical and cultural events in Romania and Moldova
Overview
Cultural celebrations and musical events continue across Romania and Moldova.
In Romania, upcoming performances include the ‘Cenaclul Flacăra Simfonic’ concert in Pitești on October 1, featuring Andrei Păunescu and several guests with symphonic folk repertoire conducted by Alexandru Ilie. In Constanța, the ‘Muzica Marelui Ecran’ event is scheduled for October 2 at Piața Ovidiu, where the Oleg Danovski National Opera and Ballet Theater Orchestra, conducted by Tiberiu Oprea, will perform famous film soundtracks.
International Music Day, established in 1975 by Yehudi Menuhin, was observed on October 1 with various activities. In Petroșani, Romania, the ‘Valeriu Butulescu’ Municipal Library held a book exhibition on music history and composers. In Moldova, celebrations included events at Oprișeni High School and an instrumental music concert at the ‘Iosif Cogut’ Art School in Ciudei.
Previous events included a symphonic concert by the ‘Paul Constantinescu’ Philharmonic in Ploiești, the launch of the book ‘George Enescu in Bessarabia’ by Aurelian Dănilă in Chișinău, and performances by the Pitești Philharmonic.
Entities
Robert Schumann · Oprișeni High School · Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy · Valeriu Butulescu Municipal Library · Orchestra Teatrului Național de Operă și Balet Oleg Danovski
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[CULTURE] 4 sourcesInternational Music Day celebrated with cultural events in Romania and Moldova
International Music Day was celebrated on October 1 through exhibitions at the ‘Valeriu Butulescu’ Municipal Library in Romania and musical performances at schools in Moldova.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesInternational Music Day celebrated with concerts and book launch
International Music Day is celebrated with a symphonic concert in Ploiești, Romania, and the launch of a book in Chișinău, Moldova, documenting composer George Enescu’s musical legacy in the region.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesMusical events scheduled in Pitești and Constanța
Romania hosts upcoming musical events: a symphonic folk concert by Cenaclul Flacăra in Pitești and a film soundtrack concert in Constanța's Piața Ovidiu.
Sources
anchetaonline.ro · evenimentvalcean.ro · exame.com · news.yam.md · prahovabusiness.ro · radioconstanta.ro · radiomoldova.md · villamercedes.info · ziarulexclusiv.ro
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