Already tradition in Romanian musical life, Violin Duel International Tournament, Radio Romania project, continues its extraordinary trail. This year, after the period October 4 to 15 will travel the country offering music lovers an unforgettable experience, the three musicians, violinists Liviu Prunaru and Gabriel Croitoru and pianist Horia Mihail will arrive on 2 December on one of the biggest and most prestigious stages the world: Carnegie Hall in New York. This recognition, and, why not, validating the value of musicians and value of the project comes after the success of the first five editions, rewarded, both scenes of the country and other European stages with applause lengthy offered the audience that filled the halls concert.

Stradivarius and Guarneri rivalry is perhaps one of the best fights of all time. Because she gave birth wonderful sound of violins, race always having as its purpose the most beautiful musical experiences. Any violinist perfect their technique and interacting in a particular instrument when playing on such jewelry.

Thus, the idea of ​​duel was transformed into a friendly competition to conquer the public, names of instruments passed into the background and is much more appreciated quality of interpretation, sensitivity and dedication artists.

"I'm sure that was a great success and they comforted many hearts. I am very proud that ours "; "I come from violins duel from the beginning, from the first edition and it is amazing every time. Violins sounds great, but the merit is theirs "; "There are three musicians who simply leave you breathless. It was the greatest joy for me this autumn "- confessed viewers at the end of the 2015 edition.

The repertoire chosen this time constitutes a program that I could call Best of Violin Duel. The two violinists chose to return to the public with the most applauded pieces from previous editions, offer music that can not be missed with beautiful pages of literature for violin and piano, which will highlight the craftsmanship stylistic virtuosity, technique but also sensitivity and dedication.

Certainly, the public will appreciate, in addition to benefit performers and sound both violins - Stradivari Pachoud, which sings Liviu Prunaru and Guarneri del Gesù, which plays Gabriel Croitoru (provided by George Enescu National Museum, in whose heritage is), violins wearing them, in turn, great stories - stories that can be found on the website www.duelulviorilor.ro.

Itinerary:

October 4th, 19:00 - Pitesti, One Center.

October 5, 19:00 - Iasi, Romanian National Opera.

October 6, 19:00 - Roman Culture House.

October 7, 19:00 - Tulcea, Theatre Jean Bart.

October 9 17:00 - Caracal National Theatre.

10 October, 19:00 - Bucharest Radio Hall.

October 13, 19:00 - Turda, the Great Hall of City Hall.

October 14, 19:00 - Deva Art Theatre.

October 15, 19:00 - Alba Iulia, House of Culture.

Radio Romania project.

Event co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration (project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the project results can be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the financing.).

Organizer: Media Radio Romania Cultural Center. Co-producers: Radio Romania Cultural and TVR 2.

Car tour: Dacia. Sponsors: JTI, Sense, Racoţi Zamfirescu and Partners, Adegas Oil. Partners: National Museum George Enescu, Romanian Cultural Institute, Marconi Foundation. Supported by: Chez Marie Mercure Hotels.

Media partners: Radio Romania News, Radio Romania Music, Radio Romania Regional Radio Romania International, Romania TV, Romania free Caţavencii, Seven Nights, Cultural Observer, Metropolis, Agency of book, TV Accent Tulcea, Highlights, News Musical Accendo, mediaTRUST.

Cultural partners Philharmonic in Pitesti, National Opera of Iasi, House of Culture of Roman, Municipality Roman Theatre Jean Bart in Tulcea, Establishment Cultural raccoon dog, the National Theatre in Caracal Association Rei cultural; Fautores Cultural Association Devart Cultural Center Dragan Muntean Deva, Alba Iulia.