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Madrigal’s history, from 1963 to today.

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1990–1999

198 records

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  1. 1991

    7 September

    Concert with the „George Enescu” Philharmonic, conducted by Horia Andreescu,

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  2. 1991

    15–26 July

    Tour of Spain, with concerts in: Huelva, Escorial, Segovia, Valencia, Almeria

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  3. 1991

    7 July

    Concert at the Chamber Music Festival in Brașov

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  4. 1991

    27 June

    Concert at the Radio Hall to close the season

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  5. 1991

    7 June

    Concert at the Radio Hall featuring Fantasia for piano, choir and orchestra by L. van Beethoven, conducted by Iosif Conta

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  6. 1991

    5 June

    Concert at the Radio Hall featuring Requiem by Mozart, conducted by Iosif Conta

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  7. 1991

    25–27 May

    Concerts in Șumuleu Ciuc, Miercurea Ciuc and Lazarea at the Early Music Festival

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  8. 1991

    19 May

    Concert at the art museum on the occasion of the Romanian Icons Exhibition, marking the return to Romania of Old Dutch paintings destroyed during the Revolution

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  9. 1990

    6 and 11 December

    „Să ningă din noi” performances at the Large Palace Hall, with Leopoldina Bălănuță and Ovidiu Iuliu Moldovan

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  10. 1990

    4–7 December

    Filming for TVR’s New Year’s Eve programme

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  11. 1990

    2 December

    Concert at the Athenaeum for the 1 December National Day

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  12. 1990

    6–29 October

    Tour of Japan, with concerts in: Tokyo (9, 12, 25 and 26 October), Osaka (14 and 21 October), Kanagawa (16 October), Miyagi (17 October), Kyoto (19 October), Hiroshima (20 October)

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