A Regale of Youth and Musical Excellence
In April, youth reigns at Enescu Concerts Series. Join us in a celebration of virtuosity and dedication as outstanding young Romanian and British musicians team up for a memorable evening. In the programme: Enescu, Schumann and Bach. Protagonists: Jinah
Luiza Borac returns to Belgravia for a rare treat of piano mastery
The May recital of the Enescu Concert Series features Luiza Borac, winner of the coveted BBC Award 2007 for the best instrumental CD of the year. Luiza has gained international recognition through her dazzling stage presence, her passionate interpretations and
Composer Dan Dediu at the Royal Academy of Music
The Romanian Cultural Institute in London continues the collaboration with the Royal Academy of Music with a number of masterclasses and creative workshops coordinated by composer and professor Dan Dediu. The programme concludes with a selection of Dan Dediu's
Devil in Paradise: Forest Fruit at the Romanian Cinematheque
We invite you to the screening of Alexandru Tatos' realist film Forest Fruit (1983), which tells a story of deceit and betrayal set up against a background of arcadic beauty. The 17-year-old Amalia (Manuela Boboc), the daughter of a widower lumberjack
Romanian Highlights at the London Book Fair 2012
Romania has been a constant presence at the London Book Fair during the last few years. In 2012, we are delighted to announce the highlights celebrating Romanian letters at one of the world's biggest publishing events. From social poetry inspired by Transylvanian
Alexandrina and the Miracles of Everyday Life
Silky-voiced Alexandrina, the elusive diva of arthouse pop, premiers in London in a rare performance on the occasion of Romania's presence at the London Book Fair. If you are tired of browsing books or listening to readings, join us for the concert
The Glory and the Limits of the Body: Bio-art Exhibition by Christian Paraschiv
Opening: Thu 15 March, 6. 30pm @ 1 Belgrave Square SW1X 8PH 16 March-13 April, 10am-5pm With the London Olympics 2012 approaching fast, the human body - its performances and its limits - becomes the focus of reflection and debate this year. Christian Paraschiv,
Ancestral Roots and Modern Vibes in One Jazzy Trumpet: Sebastian Burneci
Best described as an amazing player with an original and wide range of sound (Alex Sipiagin), Sebastian Burneci will dazzle the legendary 606 Club's audience, one of the oldest and most prestigious London jazz venues, within our ongoing partnership. Having
“The ABBA of Classical Music” @ the Mill Hill Music Clu
The Exuberant Contempo String Quartet will bring its unique and eclectic interpreting style to the stage of the Mill Hill Music Club. Alongside them, you will find Dermot Dunne, a versatile and accomplished accordion player who is a frequent prize winner, both
A Romanian Silent Classic at the Barbican
A silent love story meets reinterpreted retro music at the famous Barbican Cinema. The silent Romanian masterpiece Manasse comes to London in a delightful event, with live musical accompaniment by the spellbinding and refined Minima, as a result of the ongoing partnership
The Body Adorned: Folk Romanian Costume, Inspired by Queen Maria’s Style, Exhibited in London
One of the attractions of the The Body Adorned: Dressing London Exhibition at the Horniman Museum is a superb Romanian traditional costume, with a lavish pattern favoured by the rich peasant families at the beginning of the 20th century. The Queen Maria of
Romanian Virtuosos in the Pianists of the World Series
Romanian musicians are in the spotlight of one of London's most popular music programmes. The pianist Diana Ionescu will be performing at St Martin-in-the-Fields within the New Music / Young Romanian Musicians in London Series, relaunched in 2011 with the