Romanian evening in Cottbus

Guest event in the German-Romanian study programme "Social Work

with:
Piano player Ioana-Maria Lupaşcu
"Paul Constantinescu" Philharmonic Orchestra, Ploieşti
Actress Daniela Nane
"Ambasadorii" Music Theatre, Bucharest
and
Author Carmen-Francesca Banciu, Berlin

Greetings: Prof. Dr. Gregor Fuhrmann
Head of the study programme for Instrumental and Vocal Performance and Teaching

Moderation: Dr. Catalina Ene Onea
Lecturer in Romanian Language & Culture/ Interculturalism


The event is held in cooperation with the "Paul Constantinescu" Philharmonic Orchestra from Ploiești, Romania, and marks the second joint event organized by the integrated German-Romanian double degree programme in Social Work (B.A.) at BTU and the Romanian Philharmonic Orchestra. On June 10, 2022, female artists of the Philharmonic opened the online guest lecture Scurtă istorie a filmului românesc/ A Short History of the Romanian Moving Pictures by the Romanian film critic Irina-Margareta Nistor, which took place with the kind support of the Embassy of Romania in the Federal Republic of Germany and the Romanian Cultural Institute Berlin, in cooperation with the Cottbus Film Festival, under the sign "30 Years of German-Romanian Partnership and Friendship in Europe": https://www.b-tu.de/news/article/21293-default-d22b93e0db

The "Paul Constantinescu" Philharmonic Orchestra from Ploiești (founded in 1952) is one of the most important cultural institutions in Romania, recognized in January 2019 as a Cultural Institution of National Interest. The Philharmonic Orchestra includes the symphonic orchestra, the folk orchestra "Flacăra Prahovei", Ploieşti Jazz Trio, Ploiești Big Band Jazz Society, the string quartet "Chronos" and the mixed choir. Since 2020, the Philharmonic has also had an online concert hall called Virtual Concert Hall. Here, all concerts of the orchestra as well as guest events are broadcast and subsequently shown as repeats: filarmonicaploiesti.ro

Admission free