Sunday, September 20th - 550 years since the first mention of the city of Bucharest (September 20th, 1459).
11 am - 6 pm: „Turn of the century in Cotroceni“, fair in the garden of the palace.
11.30 am - 1 pm: The change of guard in the Cotroceni Palace, delivered by the Regiment 6 Infantrists „Mihai Viteazul“, coordinated
by PhD Adrian Silvan Ionescu.
3 pm - 4 pm: Theatre „D’ale lui Nenea Iancu“, by the As theatrical group (students of the Theatre School).
6.30 pm: Recital Florin Niculescu and guests.
11 am - 6 pm: „Turn of the century in Cotroceni“, fair in the garden of the palace.
11.30 am - 1 pm: The change of guard in the Cotroceni Palace, delivered by the Regiment 6 Infantrists „Mihai Viteazul“, coordinated
by PhD Adrian Silvan Ionescu.
3 pm - 4 pm: Theatre „D’ale lui Nenea Iancu“, by the As theatrical group (students of the Theatre School).
6.30 pm: Recital Florin Niculescu and guests.
Florin Niculescu
Florin Niculescu is one of the finest violonists on the international jazz scene today. Through many musical collaborations this captivating musician has developed a distinct sound and language, building on a solid classical education and linking gypsy traditions on diverse forms of jazz. His impeccable technique and outstanding virtuosity - praised by fellow musicians and audiences alike - are not a means to an end but a way of expressing his artistic personality.
And rather than creating boundaries, his obvious spiritual affinity with Stephane Grappelli has enabled him to explore new and innovative musical grounds. Following a long and fruitful association with Biréli Lagrène, Florin Niculescu is now involved in a new project reworking some of Django Reinhardt’s material.
Florin Niculescu is one of the finest violonists on the international jazz scene today. Through many musical collaborations this captivating musician has developed a distinct sound and language, building on a solid classical education and linking gypsy traditions on diverse forms of jazz. His impeccable technique and outstanding virtuosity - praised by fellow musicians and audiences alike - are not a means to an end but a way of expressing his artistic personality.
And rather than creating boundaries, his obvious spiritual affinity with Stephane Grappelli has enabled him to explore new and innovative musical grounds. Following a long and fruitful association with Biréli Lagrène, Florin Niculescu is now involved in a new project reworking some of Django Reinhardt’s material.