Timeline
Concerts, tours, recordings and people.
Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.
1970–1979
290 records
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1973
18 May
Link to milestoneConcert in Czechoslovakia, as part of the twenty-eighth edition of the “Primăvara la Praga” Festival
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1973
12 May
Link to milestone“În decor de legendă” concert in Curtea de Argeș, to mark the fifth edition of the “Memoria Argeșului” event
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1973
5 and 6 May
Link to milestoneConcerts in Buzău
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1973
27 April
Link to milestoneThe “10 ani de Madrigal” anniversary concert at the Athenaeum, together with Orchestra de Cameră București, conducted by Ion Voicu
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1973
26 March – 7 April
Link to milestoneTour in Great Britain, with 12 concerts: Aberystwyth (26 March), Merthyr Tydfil (27 March), Cardiff (28 March), Cross Hands (29 March), Llandrindod Wells (30 March), Port Talbot (31 March), Burry Port (2 April), Tenby (3 April), Cardigan (4 April), Dolgellau (5 April), Conwy (6 April), Mold (7 April)
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1973
18 March
Link to milestoneConcert at A.S.E., for students of Academia de Științe Economice in Bucharest
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1973
15 March
Link to milestoneConcert in Bucharest featuring Benjamin Britten’s Requiem, together with Orchestra Simfonică a Radioteleviziunii, conducted by Iosif Conta
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1973
4 March
Link to milestoneConcert at Sala Mică a Palatului, together with the Academica quartet
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1973
23–25 February
Link to milestoneTour in Bulgaria: Ruse (23 February), Gabrovo (24 February), Razgrad (25 February)
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1973
21 January
Link to milestoneConcert at the closing of “Săptămâna Teatrului de Comedie”
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1972
31 December
Link to milestone7 minutes of carols are slipped into the New Year’s Eve programme broadcast by Romanian Television, immediately before Nicolae Ceaușescu’s address
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1972
27 and 29 December
Link to milestoneGala concerts in Bucharest
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