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BucharestThe Fairy Queen

Artexim - George Enescu International Competition and Festival

Romanian Atheneum (Ateneul Român), Sun 24 Sep at 17:00

Purcell: The Fairy Queen

Mourad Merzouki; Les Arts Florissants; William Christie; Paul Agnew; Paulina Francisco

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Palace Hall (Sala Palatului), Sun 24 Sep at 20:00

Enescu, Mahler

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Klaus Mäkelä; Romanian Radio Academic Chorus; Jennifer Johnston

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Romanian Radio Hall, Sun 24 Sep at 13:00

Vlad, Salonen, Bartók

Filarmonica Mihail Jora; Alan Buribayev; Ștefan Cazacu

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Romanian National Museum of Art: Auditorium Hall, Sun 24 Sep at 11:00

Enescu, Franck, Ysaÿe

Raluca Stirbat; David Grimal

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Sheku Kanneh-Mason makes an outstanding Enescu Festival debut

Edward Sava-Segal, 19 Sep

The young cellist excels in Shostakovich with the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Cristian Mandeal.

****1

Argerich and Dutoit demonstrate that vitality is ageless

Edward Sava-Segal, 18 Sep

Martha Argerich returns to the Enescu Festival for one of the pillars of her repertory, Prokofiev's Third Piano Concerto, in a buoyant performance.

***11

Moravian folk rhythms from Jakub Hrůša and the Vienna Philharmonic

Edward Sava-Segal, 11 Sep

The Suite from Janáček Cunning Little Vixen features in the Vienna Philharmonic's second concert of the 2023 festival.

****1

David Grimal and Les Dissonances at the Enescu Festival

Edward Sava-Segal, 17 Sep

David Grimal captures the rhapsodic nature of Chausson and Ravel's scores, but how well does the conductor-less approach work in non-concertante scores?

***11