Timeline
Concerts, tours, recordings and people.
Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.
1970–1979
30 records
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1979
24 June
Link to milestoneConcert at the Athenaeum in the national stage of the second edition of the Cântarea României Festival
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1978
9 March
Link to milestoneConcert in Târgoviște, in the county stage of the Cântarea României Festival
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1978
8 March
Link to milestoneParticipation in the special concert to mark International Women’s Day, at Opera Română, alongside the Opera Română ballet ensemble, groups from the Rapsodia română and Doina ensembles, the Radioteleviziune children’s choir, actors and soloists
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1978
25 January
Link to milestoneParticipation in the celebratory performance of Cenaclul Flacăra, broadcast on Romanian Television
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1977
27 October
Link to milestoneConcert in the rotunda of Muzeul Literaturii Române, Bucharest
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1977
15–16 August
Link to milestoneConcerts in Constanţa, opening the “Zilele muzicii românești” event
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1977
27 June – 21 July
Link to milestoneTour in Italy, with concerts in: Milan (27 and 29 June, 3 July), Modena (30 June), Rimini (2 and 5 July), Bettola (6 July), Venice (7 July), Spoleto (9 and 10 July), Bologna (11 July), the “Santa Cecilia” Academy in Rome (12 July)
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1977
11 June
Link to milestoneParticipation in the tribute performance in the final stage of the Cântarea României National Festival, where the choir wins first prize
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1977
29 April
Link to milestoneConcert at Muzeul Literaturii Române
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1977
6 April
Link to milestoneConcerts in Slatina and Scornicești, as part of the Cântarea României Festival
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1977
25 January
Link to milestoneConcert as part of the “Tribuna creației contemporane românești” event, the 26th edition of the concert-discussions at Studioul Radioteleviziunii, featuring a first performance of Continuum by Dinu Petrescu
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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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