Music

Romanian violinist Tudor Andrei will be filmed playing in one of the Eye's capsules arrangements for violin of Beethoven's Ode to Joy, Elgar's Salut d'Amour, Dinicu-Heifetz's Hora Staccatto and George Enescu's Impromptu

The Saxon villages of Transylvania are a unique European treasure. Tucked away between wooded hills and flower-rich meadows lie spectacular fortified churches surrounded by colourful houses with lime washed facades, tiled roofs and cobbled courtyards that

Following last year's success of their Island performance at the Romanian Cultural Institute, we and Kazum have invited Ada Milea & Alexander Balanescu to a new music stage, part of Balkan Fever Festival 2007. Together with the Balanescu Quartet,

Romanian violinist Baz Stanescu & British musicians Jonny Hepbir (guitar), Pete Watson (accordion) and Dan Sheppard (bass) team up in a swing jazz project on ICR-supported tour. When: 27, 28 and 29 April 2007; Where: Presteigne (Wales), Newnham Forest of Dean

       The Romanian Cultural Institute in London invites you to a new episode of the Young Romanian musicians in London series of concerts. The series started in 2002 and concerts were held at St Martin-in-the-Fields, organised with the support of the Cultural

Photos by Dominick TylerCreated by award-winning photographer Dominick Tyler and Romanian music specialist Joe Townsend for Opera North, Foaie Verde is a musical-visual journey through a day in rural Transylvania, centering around an encounter with an

Romania's first DJ DJ Vasile was the first to approach DJing and mixing music in Romania. In the early 90s he set up a pirate radio station broadcasting a bewilding mix of music. This was the beginning of the Romanian Underground Scene. He subsequently

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

Portraits by Mariana GordanThe exhibition by Romanian-born artist Mariana Gordan is an installation of new polychrome sculptures, part of which has been recently shown at the Iorga Institute in Venice. The portraits are of Italian children from

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

Handel, Vivaldi, Romanian Traditional Carols. Concert organised by the Romanian Cultural Institute Bucharest. When: 21 Dec 2006, 7 pmWhere: Saint George's Church, Hanover Square, London W1 Tickets: £ 14, £ 8 (students and OAPs)

Performed by the Youth Group of Recea (Maramures). Concert organised by The Embassy of Romania and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. When: 13 Dec 2006, 7 pmWhere: Romanian Cultural Institute London