Diana Rotaru, head of the International Society for Contemporary Music (ISCM) Romanian Section: "Almost every concert was a bit like a travel around the world"
67 guests from 23 countries convened in Bucharest to discuss the future of the live music industry in Europe
The only festival in Romania exclusively dedicated to music documentaries reaches its 10th edition
This new show in the Music Time series explores a fascinating topic: music and the work of the world-famous Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuşi
The woman behind scenes at Romania's first booking agency exclusively devoted to underground bands, Subvolt.
The Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Ramsey paid a landmark visit to communist Romania in June 1965. What was the head of the Church of England doing in a country where state atheism was official policy?
This week’s featured artist is a Bucharest-based Midwest emo band called Coridor, Apt.
Romanian-born actor Edward G. Robinson travels to Romania in 1966 to visit the places of his childhood.
From Lolita Cercel to the ethical and practical implications of using algorithms in music writing
An independent collective of young Romanian alternative rock bands
A fusion group based in Bucharest, whose music blends Afro, Latin, Balkan and funk influences
A selection of communist-era pop songs written to celebrate the Romanian capital city of Bucharest.
A chat with Alex and Claudiu, of the modern metalcore band "Taking Back August," set up in Bucharest in 2020
American singer, actor, athlete, equal rights advocate and political activist Paul Robeson visited communist Romania in 1959. He had just gotten his passport back the previous year, after being blacklisted and having his passport seized by the US government on account of his vocal support for the USSR during the McCarthy era.
Romania’s National Culture Day is closely linked to the birth date of national poet Mihai Eminescu, on 15th January. We go back today to June 1989, to another event linked to this poet, namely the centennial of his death.
RRI's Elena Enache sat down with Corneliu Țepeluș — a journalist, traveler, and cultural ambassador.
RRI's Elena Enache has discussed with the Romanian art gallerist, gallery owner and curator Catinca Tăbăcaru.
A young dance-punk, post-hardcore four-piece based in Bucharest
American literary giant John Updike travelled to Romania in 1964 on a state-sponsored trip as US cultural ambassador.
A collective of composers and performers, set out to take the contemporary music scene by storm
Amita Bhose is known in Romania as the Indian scholar who produced the first translations of national poet Mihai Eminescu into Bengali, but her contribution to closer cultural and literary ties between her country and Romania extends far beyond.
