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General Manager
Andrei Dimitriu
The Artistical Management
Nicolae Licaret
The debut of pianist, clavichordist and organ player Nicolae Licareţ took place as early as his study years, when he started to perform both in recitals and concerts. Since those early years, Nicolae Licareţ has regularly appeared in concert events in the country and abroad, enjoying the high praises and commendation of the audience and the media from all over the world.
Horia Andreescu is the Permanent Conductor of the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, the founder of the Bucharest Virtuoso Chamber Orchestra and Professor at the National University of Music Bucharest
Was born on March 25th, 1954. She graduated the "George Enescu "Music Lyceum, with professor Aniela Beldi, as the best student of the class. In 1977, when she finished the studies at the "Ciprian Porumbescu" State Conservatoire in Bucharest, with professor Ştefan Gheorghiu, she was again the best violin player graduate.
For many years director of the Radio musical ensembles, founder of Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra in Bucharest, Horia Andreescu is now the main conductor of the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra.
If you listen to Eroica, Enescu's Symphony No. 3, Haydn's symphonies and misses, Lutoslawski's Chain 1 and Chain 2, or Mahler's Symphony No. 6, you can find out how wide the artistic inclinations of Horia Andreescu are. You find out with how much fervour he seeks the truth of a musical piece and how he reaches it thanks to his talent, fertile imagination, knowledge and strength of mind. Indeed, he has the strength of mind to approach in a lively and fresh manner, through his musical perception, even such well-known tunes of the universal repertoire as the above mentioned.
His studies in composition and conducting with excellent teachers at the National University of Music Bucharest, with Hans Swarovski and Karl Österreicher at the Vienna Music Academy and his classes with Sergiu Celibidache have constituted a solid base for his training as a conductor.
Horia Andreescu's work with orchestras in Romania and abroad has materialised in over 60 recordings already available on the music market—sixteen of which were recorded with orchestras in Europe. So, there are recordings with Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Germany, where he was a Permanent Guest Conductor for thirteen years, with Dresdner Philharmonie where he held the same position for ten years and with Staatskapelle Schwerin where he was a conductor for 21 years. His most recent compact discs include: a CD disc edited by CPO for Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin in 2007, a CD recorded by Hastedt with Pascal Bentoiu's works and Andreescu at the head of Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln in 2004, a CD by Electrecord with works by Dvorak and Musorgski-Funtek and the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra in 2008 and another one with Paul Constantinescu's Easter Byzantine Oratorio and the National Orchestra for Radio under the Casa Radio label.
The integral set of Enescu's works on eight compact discs, edited by Electrecord and Olympia, London and well broadcast, have consistently contributed to the renown of the composer from Tokyo to New York.
Horia Andreescu's collaboration with other orchestras, such as London Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Symphoniker, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the philharmonics of Amsterdam and Stuttgart, the symphonic orchestras of Jerusalem, Nagoya, the BBC Scottish Orchestra, the Radio Orchestras in Madrid and Leipzig, and the tours made either separately or together with the Radio National Orchestra and the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra at festivals such as Wiener Festwochen, Dresdner Festspiele, Europa Musicale München, not forgetting, of course, the George Enescu Festival in Bucharest round off the succinct presentation of the conductor.
Horia Andreescu’s collaboration with other orchestras, such as London Symphony Orchestra, Wiener Symphoniker, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the philharmonics of Amsterdam and Stuttgart, the symphonic orchestras of Jerusalem, Nagoya, the BBC Scottish Orchestra, the Radio Orchestras in Madrid and Leipzig, and the tours made either separately or together with the Radio National Orchestra and the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra at festivals such as Wiener Festwochen, Dresdner Festspiele, Europa Musicale München, not forgetting, of course, the George Enescu Festival in Bucharest round off the succinct presentation of the conductor.
