Every year, the festival takes place in the heart of Bucharest, transforming the Romanian capital into a vibrant center of culture and sound art. During a month full of music, dozens of concerts and competitions captivate the public's attention, offering young musicians a unique platform for expression and affirmation.

 The George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra opens the festival with pomp and mastery, under the direction of the talented conductor Cristian Măcelaru. The climax is reached in collaboration with Gautier Capuçon, a cello virtuoso and one of the greatest personalities of the musical world, reports Agerpres. 

 Behind this major event, the George Enescu Festival becomes a catalyst for innovation and exploration in classical music. Combining the traditional with the contemporary, it offers a rich palette of artistic experiences, managing to preserve and transmit George Enescu's cultural legacy in an exciting and accessible way.

 The Festival not only brings classical music lovers to Bucharest, but also contributes to strengthening Romania's prestige in the international cultural world. Every year, it becomes not only a musical event, but a true journey into the sound universe of art, conveying emotions and inspiration to both the artists and its diverse and enthusiastic audience.