Chris Rea Bucharest show sold out


All the tickets for the concert that Chris Rea will give on February 6 at the Palace Hall were sold, the organizer of the event, Emagic, announces. Part of the tour “The Very Best Of Chris Rea: Still So Far To Go,” the February 6 concert will have as special guest the young composer and guitarist Paul Casey. Promoting his latest album, a genuine collection of “great hits,” Chris Rea will arrive to Romania for a concert that will bear the mark of an over 30 year-career, all the tickets for this show being already sold out.


Chris Rea’s European tour is set to kick off on January 25 in Germany. After the Bucharest show the British artist will go to Moscow, Kiev, Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam, closing with several shows on the most important stages in UK.


“Elling,” directed
by Vlad Massaci,
at Comedy Theatre


“Elling,” performance directed by Vlad Massaci, will be premiered on Thursday at 19.00 h., in the Great Hall of Teatrul de Comedie from Bucharest. The show is made after the novel “Blood brothers” by Ingvar Ambjornsen, dramatized by Axel Hellstenius and Petter Naess. The scenography of the most recent production of the theatre is signed by Andu Dumitrescu, and the cast includes Marius Florea Vizante, Sandu Pop, Mihaela Macelaru, Serban Georgevici. In their daily attempt to adapt themselves to the society, the two anti-heroes of the show, Elling and Kjell Bjarne, are the new “weird couple” which tries to function in a dysfunctional world. Ingvar Ambjornsen is a Norwegian playwright born on May 20, 1956. He became known especially after the publication of the tetralogy “Elling,” to which the novel “Blood brothers” belongs (1996).


Milen Nachev conducts National Radio Orchestra


Bulgarian conductor Milen Nachev will conduct the National Radio Orchestra in two concerts at the Radio Hall, January 22 and 29, respectively. The Friday January 22 concert features all the works by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: the festive overture Year 1812 op. 49, Concerto no 1 in B-flat minor for Piano and Orchestra Op. 23 (Daniel Goiti – piano) and Symphony no 4 in F minor Op.36. The first part of the Friday January 29 concert will feature Suite from ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ ballet by Tchaikovsky, and the second, Te Deum Op. 22 by Hector Berlioz, featuring the Radio Academic Choir prepared by Conductor Dan Mihai Goia and the Radio Children’s Choir prepared by Conductor Voicu Popescu. Tenor Marius Vlad Budoiu will be the evening’s soloist. A graduate of the opera and symphonic conducting class of Maestro Ilia Musin at the ‘Rimsky-Korsakov’ Conservatory in Petersburg (1983), Milen Nachev is currently the Chief Guest Conductor of the San Francisco ‘Simfonietta’ Orchestra, Permanent Guest Conductor of the St. Petersburg Academic Symphonic Orchestra, and musical director and First Conductor of the Saginaw Bay Symphonic Orchestra.

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