Un mare muzician de origine română povestește o întâlnire în Pacificul de Nord care l-a marcat: „La 88 de ani mă duc la București să ascult muzica lui Enescu”

Valentin Răduțiu, a Romanian-born cellist, reflects on his cultural identity and the perception of Romania in classical music. He emphasizes Romania's growing presence in the global music scene, highlighted by events like the Enescu Festival. Răduțiu shares a memorable encounter with an American woman who expressed her desire to visit Bucharest to hear Enescu's music. He believes that art can transcend prejudices and improve Romania's image abroad. Răduțiu's personal connection to Romania is rooted in his family's history and his experiences as a musician, showcasing the importance of cultural heritage in shaping identity.