After years of COVID-related restrictions, this summer
\nreturned some of the most eagerly-awaited music festivals to the Romanian
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One such event, which brings tens of thousands of
\npeople to the Romanian Black Sea coast every year, came to a close on Sunday,
\nafter 4 days and nights of music and fun. The 4th edition of Neversea,recognised as the
\nlargest music festival held on a beach in Europe, this year brought to
\nRomania 150 artists from over 20 countries. The last night at Neversea saw
\nthe performance of US rapper TYGA, one of the most popular artists of the
\nmoment. As with the previous nights, the opening performance came from a
\nRomanian artist, and Delia managed to charm the audience once again. <\/p>\n
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Delia: Great vibe, there was a very interesting flow
\nof energy between myself and the crowd. I loved it. I can say I was nervous, although I rarely get
\nnervous performing. <\/p>\n
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Every day, over 60,000 people of all ages came to see
\nthe performances on the Neversea beach. Edy Chereji, a member of the organising
\nteam, had this to say: <\/p>\n
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Edy Chereji:2022 Neversea is the first post-pandemic event
\nheld without restrictions and obviously people’s enthusiasm was tremendous, a
\nlot of people came with a thirst for fun, and this edition virtually made up
\nfor 3 lost years.<\/p>\n
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Other notable acts included DJ Dimitri Vegas &
\nLike Mike and Tujamo (Germany) who wrapped up the festival in Constan\u0163a.<\/p>\n
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The 26th G\u0103r\u00e2na International Jazz Festival,
\nheld in western Romania, also came to a close, after 4 nights packed with gigs
\nby Romanian and international jazz legends. For the first time ever, three of
\nthe nights were devoted to jazz musicians from Norway, Finland and Sweden,
\nwhile the best Romanian musicians came together in the Romanian Jazz Meeting. Soft
\nMachine, who celebrate a music career spanning 55 years, and Charles Lloyd, on
\nhis last European tour, were also among the highlights of the event. There were
\n27 concerts in all, 3 film screenings and an album release. <\/p>\n
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Also last week, the Sibiu State Philharmonic organised
\nthe ‘Summer Concerts: Romanian-American Music Days,’ a festival which, for the
\n19th year, has offered the public performances by international
\nmusicians in unconventional venues, with genres ranging from Baroque and Classical
\nto symphonic rock, film scores and pop music. This year’s highlight was a
\nconcert called ‘Sophisticated Lady’, by the Bucharest Jazz Orchestra. <\/p>\n
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Summer continues with other music events like Electric
\nCastle, between July 13 and 17, Untold, between August 4 and 7, Summer
\nWell, on August 12-14 and Living Rock, on August 19 to 21. (AMP)<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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