Felicia Alexandra with Dan and Mariana Cernaiano, attending the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
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The Romanian Rhapsody, entertaining the crowd at the City Gallery.
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Elaine, John, Breda and Claire Hickey, attending the Romanian Rhapsody, part of the RTE Concert Orchestra, at the City Gallery.
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Patricia and Evelyn Hurley, attending the Romanian Rhapsody Concert at the City Gallery.
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Shelai and Katherine Riordan, attending the Romanian Rhapsody, at the City Gallery.
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Louise Frawley and Rachel Conneely, attending the Romanian Rhapsody Concert at the City Gallery.
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Sorcha Ni Cholmain and John Real, attending the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
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Dan Cernaiano with Una McCarthy, Director of the City Gallery at the Romanian Rhapsody, part of the RTE Concert Orchestra at the City Gallery.
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Marius, Anda, Erik and Velv Bezenariu, attending the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
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Jeanette, Neo, Jack, Sasha and Mary Maxwell, attending the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
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A Musician from the Romanian Rhapsody, part of the RTE Concert Orchestra, entertaining the Crowd at the City Gallery.
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Breda and Claire Hickey, all set for the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
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Felicia Alexandra with Dan and Mariana Cernaiano, attending the Romanian Rhapsody at the City Gallery.
Picture Brendan Gleeson
LAST Sunday afternoon there was a bank holiday treat for music fans as Limerick City Gallery of Art at the Carnegie Building in Pery Square hosted a special concert called Romanian Rhapsody.
The concert, which was free to the public, was a special collaboration between the Limerick City of Gallery of Art, the presitigious RTÉ Contempo Quartet and the Romanian Institute of Culture, Bucharest.
The concert was an enthusiastic celebration of Romanian traditional and classical music. Both the Limerick and Romanian communities embraced this unique opportunity to experience classic music from eastern Europe in a beautiful setting in Limerick.
Performances on the day included Bela Bartok’s Romanian Dances and traditional music from Transylvania as music fans of all ages and music interests gathered for a delightful afternoon classical music concert, the perfect way to spend a bank holiday in Limerick.
