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The National Chamber Choir “Madrigal” of Romania is one of the most celebrated and highly thought of choral ensembles, both in Romania and throughout the world. Their fame is due to their unique singing artistry - an experience testified to by Lord Yehudi Menuhin and Elizabeth Schwartzkopf, among others, in the “Golden Book”, a guest book begun in the 1960’s to accommodate the many international accolades and endorsements the choir has received. The Madrigal choir was founded on the 11th of April 1963, as a component of the “Ciprian Porumbescu” Music Conservatory (now National University of Music) under the initiative of its director, maestro Marin Constantin - professor in residence, together with a few post-graduate students, all choral music lovers. They had their first concert on the 7th of July 1963, at the Music Theatre in Brasov, and their first international performance as part of the third edition of the International “George Enescu” Festival in 1964. Conceived as a Renaissance chamber ensemble, Madrigal choir and its director, Marin Constantin, aimed to prepare and popularise the canon of the European Renaissance school in the original languages of the songs. The development and diversification of the repertoire involved the rediscovery of the great treasure of Byzantine and old Romanian music, Christmas Carols, folk influenced music and, in very short time since it was created, Romanian contemporary music and vocal-symphonic works. The Madrigal choir has consti

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Bijuterii Corale Romanesti II
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Seara de muzica si poezie franceza
Miracolul Madrigal - Marin Constantin la 40 de ani
Romanian Christmas Carols
Missa, Mottetti e Madrigali
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