The conductor Cristian Măcelaru, currently one of the most important and active Romanian musicians who live in North-America, is invited to the Radio Romania Music studio on Thursday, 28^th November, between 19:00-20:00. Live on FM (97,6 and 104,8), but also live in audio-video on the website www.romania-muzical.ro, Cristina Comandașu is going to talk to the conductor Cristian Măcelaru, who will conduct the National Radio Orchestra in a concert which is going to take place in the Radio Hall, on 29^th November , at 19:00.

The audio and audio-video recordings of the performance will be further followed on the website www.romania-muzical.ro and on the youtube account of Radio Romania Music – the only Romanian radio station dedicated to classical music.

From November 2012, the conductor Cristian Măcelaru has been associate conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, which is famous for its collaboration with the well-known late Leopold Stokowski. Cristian Măcelaru also conducts other prestigious American orchestras, such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, where he successfully leads the orchestra instead of Pierre Boulez. In October 2012, as a laureate of the Georg Solti Foundation, Cristian Măcelaru attended the memorable concert which took place in Chicago and marked the centenary of Georg Solti; the soprano Angela Gheorghiu was also invited to perform.

Cristian Măcelaru is 33 years old. When he was 17, he left Romania to study in the USA. At Radio Romania Music he is going to talk about his debut, about how he became an artist overseas and also about his debut at the Radio Romania Music Hall on 9^th November, 2012.