Timeline
Concerts, tours, recordings and people.
Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.
1970–1979
30 records
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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
15 September
Link to milestoneParticipation in the “George Enescu” Festival, featuring the premiere of Gheorghe Zamfir’s Odă păcii for panpipes, choir, organ and symphony orchestra, together with Orchestra Radioteleviziunii Române, conducted by Paul Popescu
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1976
25–27 May
Link to milestoneTour in Czechoslovakia, with concerts in: Ostrava, at the “Leoš Janáček” festival (25 May), Prague, at the “Primăvară la Praga” festival (26 May), the Romanian Embassy in Prague (27 May)
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1975
8–15 June
Link to milestoneTour in Italy, with concerts in: Rome (8 and 13 June), Bari (9 June), Introdacqua (12 June), Fiera di Primiero (14 June), Trento (15 June)
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1975
4 March
Link to milestoneConcert to mark Women’s Day, at Opera Română
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1974
10 December
Link to milestoneMatinee concert for young people at the Romanian Athenaeum, together with the Camerata orchestra, conducted by Paul Staicu, and Orchestra simfonică a Conservatorului, conducted by Grigore Iosub
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1974
5 June
Link to milestoneConcert at Asociația Româno-Engleză
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1974
4 May
Link to milestoneFirst concert in Iași, as part of the second edition of “Săptămânii muzicii românești”
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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
6–8 October
Link to milestoneConcerts in Belgium: Brussels, to mark “Zilele culturale românești la Bruxelles” (6 and 7 October), Wavre (8 October)
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1972
29 August
Link to milestoneCelebratory concert at Opera Română, to mark the International Congress of Aesthetics
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1972
12 June
Link to milestoneConcert as part of the 15th anniversary celebrations of Muzeul Literaturii Române
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