90th anniversary of Romanian public broadcasting on November 1st 2018
On Thursday, 1 November, there will be a special Radio Romania 90 concert, performed by National Radio Orchestra, Academic Choir and Romanian Radio Children's Choir.
Articol de Radio România Actualităţi, 30 Octombrie 2018, 14:36
Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company (Radio Romania – national public radio) celebrates, on Thursday, November 1st, 90 years since its first broadcasting.
The first radio transmission in Romania was broadcast on November 1, 1928. Nine decades marked by special moments have gone by, moments that the national public radio celebrates by organizing concerts, cultural events and contests. The month of November 2018 is rich in cultural events, one of them being the 4th International Festival of Radio Orchestras between 18-25 November.
The public radio service in Romania, the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Corporation, is the leader of the line industry, with a cumulative daily reach of some 4.5 million listeners and a cumulative market share of 30%. Radio Romania is made up of the channels Radio România Actualităţi (News), Radio România Internaţional, Radio România Cultural, Radio România Muzical, Antena Satelor, a network of over 10 regional stations, the Radio3net online station, Radio Chişinău (based in the Republic of Moldova), but also of the National Radio Drama Department, the RADOR News Agency and the Radio Choirs and Orchestras.
Radio Romania organises every two years, alternatively with the famous "George Enescu" International Festival, its own International Festival of Radio Orchestras, RadiRo, which reaches its fourth edition in 2018. Famous orchestras as well as prominent soloists and conductors will step onto the stage of the festival, just as every year. The main novelty of the 2018 edition is the series of jazz concerts.
On Wednesday 31 October, a concert of the Radio Chamber Orchestra conducted by Joseph Horvath will take place, and on Thursday, 1 November, there will be a special Radio Romania 90 concert, performed by the National Radio Orchestra, alongside the Academic Choir and the Romanian Radio Children's Choir, under the baton of Cristian Mandeal.
Source:RRA,RRI.Translated by Miruna Matei
