Bucharest’s George Enescu Philharmonic (FGE) has added a series of jazz concerts to its program, a first in the history of the institution.<\/p>\n
As such, once a month, on a Monday, it will hold a jazz evening. The first event, scheduled for October 14, is a concert by Amphitrio Jazz Trio, as part of the What Freedom Sounds Like<\/em> international tour. The concert will bring together Andrei Petrache – piano, composition; Alexandru (Mike) Marian \u2013 bass; Philip Goron \u2013 percussion, and guests: Blue Noise \u2013 vocals, Sebastian Burneci \u2013 trumpet, C\u0103t\u0103lin Milea \u2013 saxophone, Nicu, Patoi \u2013 electric guitar, Mihail Grigore \u2013 cello and vocals, and R\u0103zvan Florescu \u2013 vibraphone.<\/p>\n Another novelty is the Baroque Salon, <\/em>where the first event in the series will take place on October 6. It will see Raluca Enea perform on the harpsichord a program entitled Rameau, le musicien de rois<\/em>. Raluca Enea is an artist in the George Enescu Philharmonic Choir.<\/p>\n The program of FGE’s upcoming season also includes a series a recitals where the public can see the members of the choir and the orchestra perform as soloists. The series is titled The Musicians of the Philharmonic Introduce Themselves<\/em>.<\/p>\n