Music

The young & talented musician Karim Said, who won the first Enescu scholarship for 2009-2010, will give a piano recital in the established concert series of the Enescu Society. Programme: Bach - French Suite No. 5 in G major Beethoven - Sonata op. 110 in Ab major

The Enescu Society in London has invited young and talented Romanian musicians to give a recital in this established concert series: Marciana Buta (violin), Lucia Marica (violin), Mihai Cocea (viola), Andrei Simion (cello), Alexandra Dariescu (piano) and Florian Mitrea

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the concerts of the Romanian band Shukar Collective and DJ Nico de Transilvania in London and Brighton (as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival). Shukar Collective are: dj Vasile (Lucian Stan), Dreamdoktor

To celebrate Romania's presence at the London Book Fair, the Romanian Cultural Institute presents the exhibition Kombinat by Serban Bonciocat, with an introduction by acclaimed writer Anthony Daniels, the author of The Wilder Shores of Marx. Kombinat:

           The Enescu Society in London has invited the internationally-acclaimed ConTempo Quartet to give a recital in this established concert series. Programme: G. Enescu: Quartet No 2 Op 22 R. Schumann: Quartet No 3 Op 41 L. van Beethoven: Quartet

        Ensemble Raro: Diana Ketler (piano), Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin), Razvan Popovici (viola), Adrian Brendel (violoncello, guest) & Roxana Constantinescu (mezzo-sopprano). The ensemble was formed in 2004 by four outstanding young musicians,

            Can you imagine classical music through black and white photography? Do Brahms, Dvorak or Shostakovich share something with the small Romanian village Cetate on the Danube? These are questions photographer Serban Mestecaneanu answered to

         The Enescu Society in London has invited two remarkable musicians Horia Vacarescu (violin) and Constantin Sandu (piano) to give a recital in this established concert series. Programme: A. Corelli / F. Kreisler: La Folia L. van Beethoven:

          Musicians' photos by Marco Borggreve and Vincent Garnier The Enescu Society in London has invited two outstanding musicians Philippe Graffin (violin) & Claire Desert (piano) to give a recital in our established concert series. Programme: R.

      Twenty of Romania's most influential and award-winning authors are launched by University of Plymouth Press in a new series 20 Romanian Writers. These works have been translated into English for the first time; the collection captures Romania's

          The third year of the established Enescu Society continues with a gala concert given by award-winning Romanian-born soprano Leontina Vaduva, together with pianist Masakatsu Nakano. Programme: G. Enescu: Sept Chansons de Clement Marot          Doina          Eu

          The third year of the established Enescu Society concert series continues with a recital by award-winning young musicians: Amir Tebenikhin (piano) and Jaroslaw Nadrzycki (violin) & Tadashi Imai (piano, accompanist). Jaroslaw Nadrzycki and Amir