National Chamber Choir Madrigal, sellout concert in Brussels
Organized by the Romanian Embassy in Belgium and supported by the Federation of Associations, UNESCO Clubs and Centres in Europe and North America, led by Daniela Popescu, concert conducted by Anna Ungureanu was a success and ran sellout. Madrigal Choir joined in this concert, Soprana Soumaya Hallak şi harpista Alisée Frippiat. The event was attended by musician Jacques-Alphonse De Zeegand, of whose compositions to interpret a Choir and Madrigal.
"In short, an extraordinary concert! It was a privilege, so for me, and for the audience that filled the oldest and prestigious abbey in Brussels, to witness a great show offered by the National Chamber Choir Madrigal. As Romanian, I was proud of this band flagship national culture, and the embassy was a real honor to organize this concert. Congratulations artists and Madrigal Manager, Maria Stoica. I am absolutely convinced that the Belgian audience would like to review more often in Belgium, in coming years!”, said the end of the concert Romanian Ambassador in Brussels, His Excellency, Stephen Alexander Tinca.
Madrigal Choir was founded in 1963 by the renowned conductor Marin Constantin, claiming far more than 4000 concert on the biggest stages in Europe, America and Asia. In 1992, after record over 40 discs and promoting art at the highest levels, choir was included on the UNESCO Heritage list. In the framework of the XXI International Festival “George Enescu” (2013), Madrigal choir received from the Federation of Associations, UNESCO Clubs and Centres in Europe and North America, in homage and recognition of entire activity, UNESCO Diploma and Trophy “50 years of excellence in universal musical heritage”.
