Enescu

Eurotica is a unique journey through European time & space initiated by jazz musician Mircea Tiberian and visual artist Suzana Fantanariu. The project explores the new European identity and anxiety using the complex relationship between sound

Romanian Cultural Institute in London will continue the concert series Young Romanian musicians in London, organized in the previous years by the Romanian Embassy - Cultural Section at St Martin-in-the-Fields church. The series promotes the outstanding musical

CONCERT: TUDOR ANDREI (violin) and PETER LIMONOV (piano)Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven: Romance in F Major George Enescu: Impromptu Concertant Ernest Chausson: Poem Saint-Saens Ysaye: Study in Waltz form First Prize winner of the International Competition held

Painting by Celia Ward; Photos by Cristina Rai, Anda StefanThe Festival is organized by ProPatrimonio in partnership with ICR London and includes exhibitions and presentation about Oltenian carpets, concerts and hand-on demonstrations of Romanian

CONCERT: ANDREI SIMION (cello) and VICTOR NICOARA (piano)Programme: Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata No 4 in C major Victor Nicoara - Inversion Bohuslav Martinu - Sonata No 1 Andrei Mihai SIMION was born on 18 August 1984 in Bucharest, Romania. He started studying

A symposium and piano recital celebrating the legacy of Paul Celan, 105 years after his birth. About the eventAmong the most innovative voices of European modernism,Paul Celan forged a new path for poetry in the 20th century, constantly “trying to save the German language

As we move forward and enjoy the warmth of the new season, two of Romania’s most promising young musicians - violinist Mălina Ciobanu and pianist Mihai Ritivoiu - take the stage of St Martin-in-the-Fields for a vibrant concert of youthful fervour and old-time flavours.

      Karim Said - Picture (C) Allegro FilmsThe Enescu Society Scholarship is part of the RCI's programme to develop awareness in the UK of George Enescu's outstanding music heritage. Launched on behalf of the Institute by Enescu's biographer and

The Enescu Society Scholarship is part of the Romanian Cultural Institute's programme to develop awareness in the UK of George Enescu's outstanding music heritage. Launched in December 2008, the scholarship is offered anually to a student at the Royal Academy

Young musicians can apply to this edition of the Enescu International Competition (8-27 September, Bucharest, Romania) until July 1. The Enescu Competition is organized according to international standards for musical contests, within the George Enescu Festival,