As part of the conference "Verdi – The Science of Vocal Art", interspersed with demonstrative artistic moments, we explore what tuning pitch means and why composers such as Verdi were concerned with the tuning of the orchestra. From 19:00, we discover the difference between the frequency of 432 Hz — often associated with the so-called […]

Conductor: Tomáš Brauner Soloist: Alexandra Dariescu – piano Under the direction of Tomáš Brauner, the Banatul Philharmonic Orchestra presents a program that highlights both soloistic sensitivity and the expressive power of the ensemble. The first half is dedicated to Chopin’s Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor, op. 21, performed by Alexandra Dariescu, acclaimed for […]

Conductor: Gabriel Bebeșelea Soloist: Leticia Moreno – violin The program offers a journey through three works that highlight heroic characters, atmospheres, and moments. The evening begins with R. Strauss’s Don Juan, inspired by the figure of the famous adventurer. The music directly conveys the energy and drive of this character, making it one of the […]

The opening concert of the 50th edition of the “Timișoara Muzicală” International Festival offers a musical experience of profound emotional depth, centered on one of the most impressive works in the symphonic repertoire. Under the baton of conductor Stefan Geiger, the Banatul Philharmonic Orchestra performs Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 in D major, a work […]

Under the title Imperial, the symphonic concert on May 8 features two emblematic works of the Romantic era. In the first half, Ludwig van Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, op. 73, "Emperor," provides soloist Alexei Volodin the perfect framework to showcase the power, clarity, and nobility of the piano discourse. Considered one […]

Under the direction of Sascha Goetzel, the Banatul Philharmonic Orchestra and the "Ion Românu" Choir perform Johannes Brahms’ A German Requiem, op. 45, a distinctive work in the choral repertoire. Unlike traditional requiems, Brahms’ composition focuses on comfort and hope, addressing the bereaved through a musical language of remarkable nobility and depth. The solo passages, […]

The symphonic concert Kindred Voices explores the idea of musical dialogue and expressive affinities, bringing together works that highlight the relationship between two solo voices and the power of the orchestral discourse. The evening opens with Johann Sebastian Bach’s Concerto for Two Violins and String Orchestra, BWV 1043 in D minor, one of the most […]

The educational recital for children aged 2 to 7 offers a playful and interactive journey into the world of music from animated films, specially designed to stimulate the imagination and curiosity of young audiences. Performers include Ana David and Carmen Iuga (violin), Andreea Szekeres (cello), Bogdan Preda (flute), and Andreea Olariu (piano), in an accessible […]

Under the direction of Leo Hussain, the symphonic concert Awakening opens with Arnold Bax’s symphonic poem Tintagel, a work with a strong evocative dimension, inspired by the dramatic landscapes of the British coastline. At the center of the program is Johannes Brahms’ Violin and Cello Concerto in A minor, op. 102, performed by Alexandra Conunova […]

The symphonic concert French Evening, conducted by David Crescenzi, presents a refined program inspired by the spirit and color of French music, complemented by a cosmopolitan perspective on Paris as seen through the eyes of an American composer. The evening opens with Gabriel Fauré’s suite Masques et bergamasques, op. 112, an elegant and delicate work […]

The symphonic concert Variations of Time, conducted by Radu Popa, opens with the Chaconne from Johann Sebastian Bach’s Partita No. 2 for Violin, BWV 1004, presented in an orchestral version arranged by Saito Hideo. Considered one of the most profound creations of the solo violin repertoire, the work conveys a vast and meditative dimension while […]

The symphonic concert Harmonies of Nature, conducted by Rumon Gamba, features two works by Ralph Vaughan Williams and one of Ludwig van Beethoven’s most beloved symphonies. The evening opens with Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia on Greensleeves, a delicately lyrical work built on the famous traditional English melody. Next, Vaughan Williams’ Suite for Viola and Small Orchestra […]