Music

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

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

throughout 2010-2011          Invitation to Composers is a unique, two-year project, funded by the European Cultural Fund, that encourages modern-day composers to write new works, inspired by celebrated musical ideas of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries

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,

Grinch would have a really tough job stealing our Christmas this time as we have prepared an afternoon of  magic and joy for young and old alike. Come celebrate the festive season at the Romanian Cultural Institute with carol singing, face painting, winter stories, performances