Yep, you can see live music for 6.66 cent per concert. That’s $20 (the festival pass) divided by 300 concerts. Can’t beat that.
Continue readingNXNE 2022 and the 6.66 cent per concert ticket
Text/image web log in English.
10.26.26: Queen Marie visits Toronto
By the early 1920s, Romanians in Canada were a small community of immigrants that most people had never heard of. That changed in October 1926, when their Queen – a granddaughter of Queen Victoria – visited Canada.
Continue readingBaia Mare in free digital archives
If you are a researcher, a curious tourist coming to Baia Mare, or simply interested in the (approximative) 700-year history of the city by the Sasar river, this summary is for you. The archives listed here are in Romanian and Hungarian languages.
Continue readingToronto’s Mount Pleasant cemetery tour for music lovers
1994: a great year for dance music
7Times: compelling, complex music made in Toronto
Guest playlist: Teo Milea
George Enescu and Toronto
He may be under-represented in today’s local recital programs, but during his life George Enescu was well known and welcomed to Toronto.
George Enescu and Toronto (2)
Enescu returned four more times to Toronto after his January 1937 debut. Here’s the story.
Enescu Festival 2019 branches in Toronto and Montreal with four top-class events
Classical music lovers rejoice: the famous “George Enescu” festival extends to Canada this September with three world-class events in Toronto and one in Montreal.
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