Romania's 4th participation at JAZZAHEAD! #Pulse'n Jazz
The Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) has the mission to represent, promote, and protect national culture and civilization, both within the country and abroad. RCI fulfills this mission by supporting creators, artists, and cultural professionals who actively
Recital of American harpist Priyanka Shane Gohal and violinist Octavian Ioan Pîrlea
Young violinist Octav Pirlea and harpist Priyanka Shane Gohal conclude the 2022 Romanian Concert Series at St James's Church Piccadilly with a concert featuring landmark works from the repertoire for violin and harp by Enescu, Bach and William Mathias. Students at the
The Music of Cosmos
This event aims to express a cultural conjunction of Bach’s compositional chords and the existential, not so much technical, experience of cosmic flights. Both basically reveal the same eternal human longing: the sublimation of the earthly, limited human condition through
Illustrious performers Remus Azoiței and Eduard Stan in the Enescu Concerts
The November concert in the 'Enescu Concerts' series offers an exceptional encounter with two brilliant Romanian musicians, Remus Azoiței (violin) and Eduard Stan (piano), the supreme experts in George Enescu's chamber work. With a programme that highlights
The Monasteries of Oltenia. Art and spirituality
The Monasteries of Oltenia. Art and spirituality, The Romanian Cultural Institute Publishing House, 2014Texts by Elisabeta Negrău and Vlad Bedros Edited and afterword by Father Iustin Marchiș English version by Samuel Onn Photographs by Dan Dinescu and Daniel Constantinescu
Culture Report – Culture and Conflict / EUNIC Yearbook 2012-2013
Although a painting can never stop a bullet, a painting can stop a bullet from being fired. Culture is a central component of conflicts between different groups and ethnicities. So what could be more appropriate than using culture as a tool for conflict resolution? After
“When we were the Byzantium”
The Romanian Cultural Institute will organize in the following period, March-December 2011, a series of musical encounters gathered underneath the banner When we were the Byzantium, with the announced participation of various artists coming from abroad alongside very talented
The Lost World of Old Europe – The Danube Valley 5000-3500 BC.
The Lost World of Old Europe: The Danube Valley, 5,000 - 3,500 BC The First Cucuteni Culture Exhibition in the US Before the glory that was Greece and Rome, even before the first cities of Mesopotamia or temples along the Nile, there lived in the Lower Danube Valley
Enescu_Brahms European Encounters
Enescu-Brahms European Encounters Remus Azoitei – violin Eduard Stan – piano International chamber music tour featuring violin and piano duo Remus Azoiţei and Eduard Stan – in major cultural centres around Europe and the United States. The tour aims to highlight
Noaptea Institutelor Culturale
Romanian Cultural Institute, in partnership with British Council, Goethe-Institut, Italian Culture Institute, Cervantes Institute, Hungarian Cultural Institute, Polish Institute, Valogne-Bruxelles Delegation, the Czech Centre and the French Institute organise, on the 27th
Traditional Animal Ecology
see Gallery In the case of primitive or rural cultures, one can undoubtedly speak of elements of ecology well before the term itself was ever used. This is even more natural when considering that the life of traditional communities maintained an organic relationship with
The Raven: A Totem Or A Bad Omen
Scientific classification Class AVES Order PASSERIFORMES Family CORVIDAE Sub-family CORVINAE Genera and species CORVUS CORAX CORAX – the raven CORVUS CORONE CORONE – the black crow CORVUS FRUGILENUS FRUGILENUS – the rook COLEUS MONEDULA SPERMOLOGUS – the Jackdaw