About us
This organization intends to bring together Romanians living in Madison, Wisconsin, while trying to conserve the rich culture, language, tradition and lively Romanian spirit.
UW students, undergraduates and graduates, their families, and anyone with an interest in Romanian culture, are welcome to join us. Social events include outdoor trips, conversation dinners, dances, concerts, lectures, festivals, etc.
No membership fees.
You are welcome to check announcements or add your name to the Google group Romani in Madison.
Contact
To be added on our mailing list, or contribute to our events sampler, please write to our primary contact and president, Daniela Banu / banu at math dot wisc dot edu or vice-president Casian Pantea / cpantea at math dot wisc dot edu.
2010 EVENTS SAMPLER IN MADISON & UW CAMPUS
ROMANIANS IN MADISON
FEB 12, 9PM: Mills Concert Hall, the UW Symphony Orchestra presents the winners of its annual concerto and composition competition, performing as soloists with the symphony. Congratulations to Olivia MUSAT, winner of the competion, interpreting the "Piano Concerto in D major for the Left Hand" by Maurice Ravel. FREE AND UNTICKETED.
MARCH 5, 8PM: Mills Concert Hall - Eli KALMAN, piano and Parry Karp, violoncello; in the program Bach, Schumann (This year marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Schumann.) and Brahms. FREE ADMISSION
MARCH 18-20: MMoCA. We are happy to invite you to the fourth edition of the ROMANIAN FILM FESTIVAL in MADISON. An event organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute, with help from CREECA at UW Madison and From Romania-UW student association. Event coordinator: Elena DRAGUSIN-RICHARD. For program, hours and synopses, please visit the website. FREE ADMISSION
APRIL 27, 7:30 PM Memorial Union Play Circle, 800 Langdon Street. Rhinocéros. A play by Eugene Ionesco. Performed entirely in french by the Troupe of French 595. Sponsored by French & Italian, the Center for Interdisciplinary French Studies and the Anonymous Fund.
OCT 4, 7:30 PM Wisconsin Union Theater, public lecture by Andrei Codrescu, National Public Radio commentator and prolific writer and editor, a native of Romania. Free admission; tickets are required and will be available starting on Monday, Sept. 27, at the Union Theater Box Office.
DEC 4 2010, 8:30 PM, Morphy Hall, bassoon recital by Florin Loghin. Free and unticketed
Students who want to take on leadership roles are welcome to attend and help the student organization (it's good for your CV, guys! and we will definitely need help in 2011)
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Romania is a University of Wisconsin - Madison registered
student organization, part of the
Center for Leadership Involvement
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