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2010–2019

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  1. 2019

    22–23 August

    Participation in the “Cerbul de Aur” International Festival in Brașov, with the percussion ensemble coordinated by Zoli Tóth and choirs coordinated by Teodora Jaworski

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  2. 2018

    8–20 December

    Christmas tour of Romania with concerts in Bucharest (8-9 December), Slatina (14 December), Brașov (16 December), Cluj-Napoca (18 December) and Ploiești (20 December)

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  3. 2018

    12–14 October

    The Brașov Choir Fair, with over 300 children taking part in choral workshops, culminating in the Cantus Mundi Gala at Sala Patria

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  4. 2018

    24 March

    Easter concert as part of the “Gloria Domini” Festival in Brașov, plus the Cantus Mundi Regional Gala at Cercul Militar in Brașov

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  5. 2017

    14 July

    Concert at the Evangelical Church in Cristian, Brașov county, at the fourth edition of “C’Art Fest”

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  6. 2017

    11 April

    Tribute concert at the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Brașov, marking 54 years since the Madrigal Choir’s first rehearsal

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  7. 2016

    9–18 July

    National concert tour with the programme Bakfark 440, together with the Codex ensemble and Kónya István, at “Sfântul Iosif ” Church in Bucharest (9 July), the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Brașov (16 July), Mikó Fortress, as part of the Early Music Festival in Miercurea Ciuc (17 July), and the Reformed Church in Sfântu Gheorghe (18 July)

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  8. 2016

    8–9 April

    Cantus Mundi workshops in Brașov

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  9. 2012

    11–23 December

    Christmas tour of Romania, with concerts in: Brașov, Reduta Hall (11 December), Constanța, the trade unions’ cultural centre (13 December), Timișoara, the Romanian Opera (17 December), Cluj-Napoca, the Romanian Opera (18 December), Bucharest, Sala Palatului, together with Ștefan Hrușcă (20 December), Pitești, the cultural centre (21 December), Galați, the trade unions’ cultural centre (22 December), Iași, the Romanian Opera (23 December)

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