“Listen to 5 minutes of classical music” – between March 1 and 31, in unconventional spaces

Hypermarkets, malls, bookstores, museums, corporate headquarters: these are the unconventional spaces where the great music of all time will be heard every day of March, as part of the “Listen to 5 minutes of classical music” project, initiated by Radio Romania Musical and carried out without interruption since 2010. ParkLake Shopping Center is one of the traditional partners of this project.

Famous musical works become part of the sound environment at ParkLake Shopping Center every day of March, from 7:00 p.m. The “Listen to 5 minutes of classical music” project has an uninterrupted history of 14 years in unconventional spaces throughout the country. The first edition took place in October 2010 and since then, during the months of March and October, every day, the public had the chance to discover or rediscover the great opuses of classical music, in unexpected spaces, auditions positively received by both the clients and the employees of the project partners. Within the same project, concerts with Romanian musicians have also been organized over time, which have enjoyed great success with the public.

More information about this campaign can be accessed on the page www.romania-muzical.ro/5minute, where both the pieces proposed in unconventional spaces and those proposed to school students can be listened to, another direction of development of this project.

March 1-31, 2025

Saturday, March 1

Johann Strauss – Waltz Voices of Spring (Royal Camerata, conductor Constantin Grigore) 6.38 R 2024 Fad-fm-1064-11

Sunday, March 2

George Enescu – Romanian Rhapsody no. 1 (Orchestra National a France, conductor Cristian Măcelaru) DG 2024

Monday, March 3

FAD-FM-1047-1 Gioacchino Rossini – Overture to the opera Italianca in Alger (Radio Chamber Orchestra, conductor Christopher Warren Green) R 2024 8.13

Tuesday, March 4

FAD-FM-1047-2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Part 3 of the Concerto KV 622 in A major for clarinet and orchestra (Radu Greluș and Radio Chamber Orchestra, conductor Christopher Warren Green) R 2024

Wednesday, March 5

Maurice Ravel – Alborada del gracioso (George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Sergiu Celibidache) 8.37 R 1978

Thursday, March 6

FAD-FM-1039-1 Felix Mendelssohn – Part 4 of the Symphony IV-a Italiana (National Radio Orchestra, conductor Nicolae Moldoveanu) R 2024

Friday, March 7

Maurice Ravel – fragment from Bolero (French Legion Ensemble, conductor Emile Lordeaux) 5.10 DG 2013

Saturday, March 8

Clara Schumann – part I of the Concerto op. 7 for piano and orchestra (Alexandra Dariescu and the London Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Tianyi Lu) 6.18 Signum Records 2024

Sunday, March 9

Giuseppe Verdi – Triumphal March from the opera Aida (Camerata Regală, conductor Constantin Grigore) 7.03 R 2024 Fad-fm-1064-2

Monday, March 10

George Enescu – Nocturne and Saltarello for cello and piano (Rudolf Leopold and Raluca Știrbăț) 6.27 Paladin Music 2021

Tuesday, March 11

Maurice Ravel – Part I of the Concerto in G for piano and orchestra (Yuja Wang and the Tonhalle Orchestra of Zurich, conductor Lionel Bringuier) 8.10 DG 2015

Wednesday, March 12

FAD-FM-1010-1 Franz Schubert – Impromptu op. 90 no. 3 (Nil Mladin) 5.15 R 2024

Thursday, March 13

Johann Sebastian Bach – Part II of the Concerto BWV 1060 for Violin, Oboe and Orchestra (Lisa Batishvili, Francois Leleux, Munich Radio Chamber Orchestra, conductor Radoslav Schulz) 4.25 DG 2014

Friday, March 14

Fritz Kreisler – Chinese Tambourine (violinist David Garrett, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London, conductor Ion Marin) 3.56 Decca 2011

Saturday, March 15

George Enescu – Romanian Rhapsody no. 2 (Orchestra National de France, conductor Cristian Măcelaru) DG 2024

Sunday, March 16

Johann Strauss the Younger – Waltz “The Beautiful Blue Danube” (Orchestra Nationale Radio, conductor Iurie Florea) 10.27 R 2016

Monday, March 17

Georges Bizet – March of the Bullfighters from the opera Carmen (Orchestra of the London Festival, conductor Alfred Scholz) 2.11 Classica

Tuesday, March 18

Johann Sebastian Bach – Aria from Hunting Cantata BWV 208 (Luiza Borac – piano) 4.48 Avie 2012

Wednesday, March 19

Frederic Chopin – Waltz op. 42 (Dinu Lipatti – piano) 3.31 Emi 1950

Thursday, March 20

Antonio Vivaldi – Spring Concerto (Theotime Langlois de Swarte, Le consort) 8.45 HM 2025

Friday, March 21

Johann Sebastian Bach – Aria from Suite no. 3 (violinist Nemanja Radulovic and the Double sens ensemble) 4.07 DG 2016

Saturday, March 22

Johann Strauss the Younger – Overture to the operetta The Lilac (Romanian Youth Orchestra, conductor Cristian Mandeal) 9.07 R 2019

Sunday, March 23

Fritz Kreisler – The Suffering of Love (Maria Duenas, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, conductor Manfred Honeck) 3.36 DG 2023

Monday, March 24

Johann Sebastian Bach – Prelude from Partita no. 3 for solo violin (Alexandru Tomescu) 4.19 Remember Enescu Foundation 2016

Tuesday, March 25

George Enescu – La Fileuse (Raluca Știrbăț – piano) 4.38 Gramola 2015

Wednesday, March 26

FAD-FM-1034-2 Robert Schumann – Part III of the Concerto op. 54 in A minor for piano and orchestra (Teo Gherghiu and the National Radio Orchestra, conductor Rumon Gamba) R 2024

Thursday, March 27

Carl Maria von Weber – Part III of the Concerto no. 1 for clarinet and orchestra (Andreas Ottensamer and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Mariss Jansons) 5.41 DG 2017

Friday, March 28

Nigel Hess – Part I, The Smile, from the Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (Lang Lang and the London Chamber Orchestra, conductor Christopher Warren Green) 7.53 DG 2012

Saturday, March 29

Dmitri Shostakovich – Waltz (Zurich Chamber Orchestra, conductor Daniel Hope) 3.40 DG 2024

Sunday, March 30

Antonio Vivaldi – Concerto RV 425 in C major for mandolin and orchestra (Avi Avital and the Venice Baroque Orchestra) 7.28 DG 2015

Monday, March 31

FAD-FM-1010-2 Franz Schubert – Impromptu op. 90 no. 4 (Nil Mladin) 7.46 R 2024