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Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.
Year 1968
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1968
12 December
Link to milestoneTribute concert at the Athenaeum with the Camerata Orchestra on the occasion of the Ștefan Luchian centenary
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1968
9–14 November
Link to milestoneTour of Belgium on the occasion of „Zilelor festive ale Culturii Românești”, with concerts in: Hasselt (9 November), Auvelais (12 November), Brussels (13 November) and Charleroi (14 November)
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1968
6–19 October
Link to milestoneTour of Spain, with concerts in: Barcelona, on the occasion of the International Music Festival, at Palacio de la Musica (6 October) and Camarote Granados (10 October), Manresa (8 October), Vich (9 October)
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1968
August
Link to milestoneThe musical and dance film „Împușcături de portativ” by Cezar Grigoriu is screened in cinemas; its soundtrack also features the Madrigal Choir, alongside Nancy Holloway and the Sile Dinicu ensemble
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1968
August
Link to milestoneConcert in Sinaia on the occasion of the summer courses organised by the University of Bucharest
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1968
1–20 July
Link to milestoneTour of Yugoslavia, with concerts in: Belgrade (2 July), Novi Sad (4 July), Niš (7 July), Vrnjačka Banja (8 July), Ohrid, at the „Ohridsko Leto” International Music Festival (11 July)
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1968
14 May
Link to milestoneGala concert at the opera house on the occasion of the visit to Bucharest by General Charles de Gaulle, President of France
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1968
9 May
Link to milestoneSpecial concert conducted by Roy Bohana, guest conductor from England
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1968
15 April
Link to milestoneGala performance at the twelfth International Congress of Linguistics and Philology, Bucharest
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1968
8 March
Link to milestoneCelebratory concert at the U.G.S.R. Theatre in Bucharest for Women’s Day, with soloists from the Opera and Ballet Theatre
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1968
25 February
Link to milestoneGala concert at the Athenaeum for teaching staff in higher education in Bucharest
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1968
3 February
Link to milestoneConcert featuring B. Britten’s Recviemul de război, with the George Enescu Philharmonic, conducted by Matei Basarab, and vocal soloists Emilia Petrescu, Valentin Teodorian and Dionisie Konya
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