Cultural Diary, March 2007
- Until 11 Mar • Mircea Cantor within ‘Paranoia’ group show
- 1 Mar • Romanian Musical Evening in Oxford
- 1 Mar • Eugen Petri at Posk Gallery – Closing Party
- 2, 8, 10 Mar • Madama Butterfly, featuring Elena Cassian (mezzo-soprano) as Suzuki
- 3 Mar • Romanian Social Meeting, Oxford
- 3 Mar • Dacia Foundation’s Anglo-Romanian Gala Ball, Birmingham
- 3 Mar • Writer Carmen Francesca Banciu, in conversation at Spit-Lit Festival
- 3, 13, 15 & 17 Mar • ‘The Sonnet Project’ by Alexandru Balanescu et al.
- 4 Mar • Romanian Social Meeting, Oxford
- 5 & 14 Mar • Alina Cojocaru in ‘Theme and Variations’
- 5-9 Mar • Romania Week 2007 at the London School of Economics
- 6 Mar • Public Discussion on Romania and Bulgaria ‘s EU accession
- 8 Mar • Halle Orchestra conducted by Cristian Mandeal
- 8-10 Mar • Cristina Catalina in ‘The Thought that Counts’
- 9 Mar • ‘Patterns of interregional migration in Romania ‘ in Oxford, with Dr. Monica Pop-Silaghi
- 10 Mar • ‘Romanian Rhapsody’ by George Enescu, in Taunton
- 11 Mar • London Gypsy Orchestra
- 13 Mar • AVmotional Festival of Audio-Visual Art
- 15 Mar • Conference on Romania and Bulgaria’s EU accession, Birmingham
- 16, 28 & 31 Mar • Alina Cojocaru in ‘Onegin’
- 18 Mar • Nelly Miricioiu (soprano) with Chelsea Opera Group
- 19 Mar • ‘Romanian Rhapsody’ by George Enescu with Chelsea Sinfonia
- 22 Mar • ‘The EU’s external aid – a fragmented approach to global development’ by Coziana Ciurea
- 22 Mar • Central European Seminar, Oxford : ‘Twentieth-Century Music in Central Europe’
- 24 Mar • Contempo Quartet in Haslemere
- 24 Mar • Romanian poetry and music in Oxford
- 26 Mar • Belcea Quartet in Manchester
