Thursday | 11 June 2015
The first Jewish families arrived in Brașov in 1807 and almost a hundred years later, in 1901, the architect Leopold Baumhorn designed the Reformed Synagogue in a Neo-Gothic architectural style with exotic elements of Mudéjar. Heavily damaged during World War II, renovations were carried out in 2001 and today the synagogue with its intricate red and white facade takes its proud place on the list of Brașov historic monuments.
Sonata op. 27 no. 3 Ballade
Sonata for Two Violins op. 56
Souvenir de Florence for String Sextet op. 70
Valeriy Sokolov | solo violin
Vlad Maistorovici | violin
Daniel Palmizio | viola
Ruth Gibson | viola
Pau Codina | cello
Ashok Klouda | cello
Photo | Andrei Paul