Music

      Our guests this month are the Romanian Wind Ensemble - ten outstanding musicians within the Symphony Orchestra of the George Enescu Philharmonic in Bucharest. The programme will include the Dixtuor for wind instruments by Enescu and Mozart's Divertimento

      The Romanian Cultural Institute has invited young emerging Romanian musicians studying in London to give a concert within the Enescu Society Concert series. The young musicians are students at the Royal Academy of Music and at the Guildhall School

        The Enescu Society has invited the renowned Romanian Pro Arte Trio to give a concert at the Romanian Cultural Institute. They will perfom The Piano Trio by Enescu, along with Trio in A major by Haydn and Trio op 97 'Archduke' in B major by

      Celebrated violist Yuko Inoue and pianist Kathron Sturrock team up for a recital in the established Enescu Society concert series. Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) Viola da Gamba Sonata No. 2 in D major I. Adagio II. Allegro III.

The Enescu Society December Gala Concert promises a world class musical experience from outstanding internationally renowned soprano Nelly Miricioiu and pianist David Harper. The evening will also reveal one of the Enescu Society's outstanding achievements

Celebrated violinist Sherban Lupu, one of the world's leading performers of George Enescu's music, is joined by traditional music virtuosos Grigore Chira, Ioan Pop and Gheorghe Stan on a contemporary revisiting of traditional Romanian music.

  The Enescu Society November concert promises a special musical evening featuring Anda Anastasescu (piano), Nicholas Carpenter (clarinet) and Huw Morgan (trumpet). Raymond Carpenter - Principal Clarinet with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Constantin

We are happy to host the world-premiere of the Man with a violin performance: fresh, witty contemporary music theatre realised as a chamber opera. Man with a Violin is based on an encounter with a solo violinist sometime street busker who produced a black

Born 1982 in Moscow, Alexander Scherbakov started playing the violin at the age of 4. His mother a violinist and his father a concert pianist, Alexander's playing developed very quickly. After the family moved to Switzerland in 1992, he continued his

Romanian artists and craftsmen come to London to take part in The Mayor's Thames Festival 2008, a spectacular event that celebrates London and its river. The New European Village section brings together performers from Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia,

The Plush Ensemble is a flexible collective of 15 International musicians who formed at Plush in 2001. The Ensemble is committed to performing new programmes at the highest level, contrasting chamber music works with the most interesting music of the avant-garde.

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports two concerts of Taraf Transilvan at Exhibition Road Music Day. Founded by the violinist Ovidiu Bartes in 2005, Taraf Transilvan is an instrumental group that promotes authentic folk music from Romania.