National Radio Orchestra - live broadcast
Friday, 22 October 2010 , 19.00

What could be so romantic about George Enescu’s Romanian Rhapsody No. 2 written at only twenty years of age? Maybe the nostalgic melodydrops raining on the everlasting yearning for the green grass... or for that sweet bend in the hill road... or maybe the sound of steps on fresh smelling hay...

Robert Schumann’s sole piano concerto brings early 19th century passion, reverberating the music of seething revolutionary ideas: riot against classic quadrature, against the aristocracy, transgressing Baroque light and Classical balance into the shadows of the Romantic era, where the SELF gains cosmic dimensions...

Scheherazade’s 1001 sleepless nights...fairytales for our capricious and restless listeners, wanderlust as well as fond...

You can listen to all of it during the National Radio Orchestra programme, live on Radio Romania Music.