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Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.
Year 1976
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1976
31 December
Link to milestoneParticipation in the New Year’s Eve celebration organised in the exhibition pavilion at Piața Scânteii
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1976
21 December
Link to milestoneConcert-discussion in Bucharest
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1976
14 December
Link to milestoneConcert at the Italian Institute in Bucharest, in honour of receiving the “Il Sagittario d’oro” award
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1976
2–7 December
Link to milestoneTour in Hungary, with concerts in: Budapest (2 December), Gyöngyös (3 December), Szolnok (6 December), Veszprém (7 December)
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1976
29 November
Link to milestoneThe Madrigal Choir and maestro Marin Constantin receive the “Il Sagittario d’oro” International Grand Prize in a ceremony at Teatro Sistina in Rome. That year’s award recipients included Plácido Domingo, Maia Plisețkaia, Sophia Loren, Claudia Cardinale, Peter O’Toole, Amália Rodrigues and the “Santa Cecilia” Orchestra
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1976
25 November
Link to milestoneConcert featuring Ravel’s Suite II, Daphnis et Chloé, together with Orchestra Simfonică a Radioteleviziunii, conducted by Iosif Conta
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1976
17 November
Link to milestoneConcert at the cultural centre of Sector II, Bucharest
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1976
14 November
Link to milestoneConcert at the Athenaeum, conducted by the Italian Pablo Colino, a pupil of maestro Marin Constantin
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1976
31 October
Link to milestoneConcert featuring Anatol Vieru’s opera Iona, together with Orchestra de studio a Radioteleviziunii, conducted by Ludovic Bács
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1976
27 October
Link to milestoneConcert at the Conservatory and meeting with the Madrigal singers from Luxembourg, in the presence of the Minister of Education
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1976
26 October
Link to milestoneGala concert at Opera Română, together with the Madrigal Choir from Luxembourg, to mark the visit of Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg
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1976
24 October
Link to milestoneConcerts as part of the “Zilele culturii la Reșița” event, in the halls of the machine-building enterprise
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