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Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.

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1980–1989

22 records

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  1. 1982

    23 May

    Concert at Arenele Romane to close “Săptămânii muzicale bucureștene”

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  2. 1982

    14 May

    Concert at the Muzica românească Festival in Iași

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  3. 1982

    20 January

    The “Vocația universală a folclorului românesc” concert at Muzeul de Artă al Republicii Socialiste România, conducted by Veronica Bojescu and Dan Mihai Goia

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  4. 1981

    1 December

    Participation in the concert-performance at the Romanian Athenaeum

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  5. 1981

    25 September

    Concert of early and contemporary Romanian music at the Athenaeum to close the ninth George Enescu International Festival

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  6. 1981

    5 June

    Concert at the Conservatory in the final stage of Cântarea României

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  7. 1981

    25 May

    Concert in the county stage of Cântarea României

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  8. 1981

    22 March – 5 April

    Tour in Great Britain, with concerts in: Cefn Mawr (22 March), Caernarfon (23 March), Rhyl (24 March), Porthmadog (25 March), Machynlleth (26 March), Aberystwyth (27 March), Carmarthen (28 March), Langhour (29 March), Crymych (30 March), Bridgend (31 March), Cwmbran (1 April), Ystrad Mynach (2 April), Pontypridd (3 April), the Romanian Embassy in London (4 and 5 April)

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  9. 1980

    29 December

    Concert at the România liberă editorial offices

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  10. 1980

    7 June

    Madrigal officially receives the Minerva de Aur Award from the International Academy of Arts and UNICEF in Rome

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