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From December 11 to 16, Bucharest will celebrate 130 years since the birth of pianist Clara Haskil with a series of cultural events dedicated to her art.

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24 November 2025, 12:39
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This year marks 130 years since the birth of Clara Haskil, one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. Between December 11 and 16, Bucharest will host a series of cultural events, including discussions, film screenings, and musical moments, to celebrate the life and career of the artist. Born in 1895, Clara had a remarkable international career, collaborating with renowned musicians.


The events include a round table and concert on December 11, an artistic intervention in the Jewish Quarter, as well as a film screening about her life. These activities highlight Clara Haskil's impact on classical music and provide an opportunity for reflection on cultural identity. Access to the events is free, inviting the public to rediscover the legacy of this great artist.

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