The individual tickets to the 2015 Edition of the George Enescu International Music Festival will be available for purchase on the www.eventim.ro website, as well as in the Eventim network on Monday, 16^th February, starting at 10:00. Eventim has included a new online buying option - Print Your Own Ticket via print@home - which allows online buyers to print their tickets at home. Through this method tickets are delivered electronically, in PDF format. The option print@home may be selected on the Eventim website under Delivery Methods, and it requires payment via card.

Beside the print@home option, all other Eventim delivery methods are available as well. They may be delivered via courier or picked up at Eventim's Box Offices, with payment via card, wire transfer or cash.

Another novelty from Eventim is the virtual waiting room. Thus, if the ticket demand exceeds the amount of traffic on www.eventim.ro, this virtual waiting room will activate itself and the users will be asked to wait in line until they are able to access the ticket buying web-pages. The virtual waiting room is in fact a virtual line, providing users the opportunity to get on Eventim website and complete the tickets purchase in the same order as they accessed the site.

In order to offer the best buying chances to all interested, there is a limit of maximum 8 tickets to each performance per each buyer.

Approximately 350 tickets per concert will go on sale for the concerts which are part of the BY MIDNIGHT and RECITALS AND CHAMBER MUSIC series and which will be held at the Romanian Athenaeum, and 1600 tickets per concert for those which are part of the GREAT ORCHESTRAS OF THE WORLD series and those which are held at the Palace Small Hall.

The tickets' prices vary from 40 RON to 160 RON:

THE GREAT ORCHESTRAS OF THE WORLD Series (The Palace Grand Hall):

• Price Level I - 160 RON
• Price Level II - 130 RON
• Price Level III - 100 RON
• Price Level IV - 70 RON

THE RECITALS AND CHAMBER MUSIC Series (The Romanian Athenaeum):

• Price Level I - 160 RON

• Price Level II - 130 RON

BY MIDNIGHT Series (The Romanian Athenaeum):

• Price Level I - 160 RON

• Price Level II - 130 RON

THE MORNING CONCERTS Series (The Romanian Athenaeum and The Palace Small Hall):

• Price Level I - 50 RON

• Price Level II - 40 RON

You can find the full programme of the 2015 George Enescu International Music Festival at this link.

The public will have a user's guide with recommendations available on the Festival's website - ten steps to buying tickets to the George Enescu International Music Festival.

As it happened in 2013 and January 2015, when the season tickets went on sale, we are estimating that the tickets for most of the concerts which will take place at the Romanian Athenaeum, as well as for several which will take place at the Palace Small Hall will sell in record time. Eventim recommends online tickets purchasing via www.eventim.ro as the fastest and most flexible buying method. With the website traffic incredibly high, buying online is still just a matter of seconds, lowering the buying chances for people who opt for Box Office pick-up furthermore.

The 2015 Edition of the Festival will take place between August 30 and September 20 in Bucharest, and will host 58 concerts for 22 days at The Pallace Hall and The Romanian Athenaeum, as well as several outdoor events organized under the auspices of the Enescu Festival Square (September 3 to 20) and the Creative Bucharest cultural projects.

The Festival's 22nd Edition features in premiere in Bucharest the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, which will perform at the Palace Hall on 3^rd September, 2015, under the baton of legendary Sir Simon Rattle after fifteen years of negotiations. The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra was voted number three on a list of Top Ten European Orchestras (in 2006) by the reputable British magazine Gramophone, and the second best orchestra in the world (in 2008), following the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam. The latter will also perform in the 2015 George Enescu International Festival, on 19^th and 20^th September. Renowned American orchestraSan Francisco Symphony will participate in the Festival as well, with one of the Enescu's compositions among other works.

Famous violinists Anne Sophie Mutter, Janine Jansen and David Garrett, Israeli conductor Zubin Mehta, as well as Romanian born conductor Ion Marin and pianist Maria João Pires, are among the 2015 Edition's most sought after performers. Laureates of the George Enescu Competition will also grace the Festival with their presence: Alexandru Tomescu, Valery Sokolov, Ștefan Tarara, Vlad Stănculeasa, Agnes Baltsa and Elisabeta Leonskaja.

The audience will also enjoy 20 works by George Enescu in modern interpretations by some of the most influential orchestras in the world. This way, the Festival carries on giving greater international recognition to the Enescian repertoire.