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  1. 2025

    1–24 April

    National Easter tour “Săptămâna Patimilor”, conducted by Anna Ungureanu, in Câmpina, Bacău, Pitești, Râmnicu Vâlcea, Timișoara, Bucharest and Sfântu Gheorghe, Covasna County. With the participation of choirs from the Cantus Mundi National Programme.

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  2. 2019

    7–22 December

    Cantus Mundi Regional Galas in 19 localities across the country: Iași, Baia Mare, Baia Sprie, Târgu Jiu, Sibiu, Ploiești, Deva, Bistrița, Buzău, Tulcea, Bacău, Amara, Pitești, Târgoviște, Potlogi, Găești, Mărcești, Fieni and Vizurești

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  3. 2018

    April – June

    Free workshops for music teachers – introduction to and further training in choral conducting in Bucharest (13- 14 April), Târgoviște (13-14 April), Pitești (28-29 April), Buzău (12-13 May), Ploiești (18-19 May), Giurgiu (8-9 June)

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  4. 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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  5. 2012

    29 June

    Concert at the “D.G. Kiriac” International Choral Music Festival in Pitești, conducted by Anna Ungureanu

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  6. 2010

    19–27 June

    Concert at the XXVIII edition of the “D.G. Kiriac” International Choral Music Festival in Pitești, conducted by Bogdan Andronache

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  7. 2004

    8–17 December

    Christmas tour of Romania, with concerts in Pitești (8 December), Timișoara (9 December), Arad (10 December), Oradea (11 December), Cluj (12 December), Sibiu (13 December), Brașov (14 December), Iași (15 December), Suceava (16 December), Bacău (17 December)

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  8. 1972

    4 June

    Concert in Pitești, to mark the “Memoria Argeșului” event

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  9. 1972

    27 and 28 May

    Concerts in Pitești

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  10. 1969

    30 March

    Premiere of the dramatic poem „Meșterul Manole” by Valeriu Anania, at the „Alexandru Davila“ Theatre in Pitești, directed by Marietta Sadova; the musical score is performed by the Madrigal Choir

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