Fara menajamente, va spun ca evenimentul Sibiu Capitala Culturala, in realitatea lui din teren, nu seamana aproape deloc cu cel prezentat in textele promotionale sau in publicitatile TV & Radio. Ca sibian, ca jurnalist, evident sunt tentat sa spun ca evenimentul s-a transformat intr-o afacere in care primarul Iohannis este "capo di tuti capi", iar acest lucru nu deranjeaza nici o autoritate nationala. Si atunci, cand constati ca o piata renovata costa de trei ori mai mult decat in Germania sau Austria, incepi sa spui ca e normal, doar pentru ca suntem in Romania. Va mai spun, celor care nu sunteti tentati sa preluati sloganul "e bine ca se face, totusi...", ca EVENIMENTUL DE LA SIBIU 2007 NU ARE NIMIC IN COMUN CU TRADITIILE ROMANESTI, CU VALORILE SI CULTURA ROMANEASCA! Pentru a constata acest lucru poate fi consultat programul de peste an... e trist, dar ca roman cu tricolorul in suflet, ma simt discriminat cand vad ca un eveniment romanesc se transforma intr-o excesiva promovare a unei minoritati, fie ea si cea a sasilor. Totusi, Sibiul apartine Romaniei, iar evenimentul "Sibiu Capitala Culturala Europeana 2007" trebuia sa fie o sansa de afirmare a valorilor romanesti in integralitate. Sa fim sanatosi!
PS - Azi se relanseaza programul evenimentului! E plin orasul de baloane si stegulete.. Iar ca evenimente ... avem concerte rock! Nu e bine? Nu e traditional? Nu e romanesc? Daniel C. Tomozei Liga Jurnalistilor Sibiu NetWorkingUE - Sibiu Conventia Organizatiilor de Media [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile: 0745 / 585481 Tel: 0369 / 801028 Fax: 0369 / 801029 Don't spend your time with rubbish! Click: www.sibiului2007.blogspot.com Thanks! ----- Original Message ---- From: Vali Nas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Vali Nas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 12:47:47 AM Subject: [romania_eu_list] Sibiu, Romania - Europe's Capital of Culture in 2007 Sibiu, Romania - Europe's Capital of Culture in 2007 Sibiu - once one of the easternmost cities of the glittering Hapsburg Empire, is celebrating its status as European Cultural Capital for 2007. Nine centuries of cultural treasures await discovery Sibiu, or Hermannstadt as it is known in German, - one of the "Siebenburgen" built by German settlers in Transylvania in early 1200s - is planning a year of festivals and events that will make this charming town the European Center of Culture in 2007. Music, dance, theatre, visual arts and other events will be offered in concert halls, theaters & exhibition centers as well as in the streets and squares, lofts and cellars, fortification walls and churches of Sibiu. Sibiu has always been a place for the spectacular. The squares are lined with grand architecture and the lower town is one of Europe?s best examples of a medieval neighborhood, full of narrow streets and colorful ancient houses. The opening of the 2007 year of cultural festivities will coincide with Romania's entry into membership of the European Union, scheduled for January. Sibiu has its own Philharmonic orchestra that performs weekly concerts of classical and modern symphonic music. It is home to two drama theatres: "Radu Stanca" - which specializes in classical and modern drama - and "Theatre Gong" - which presents puppet shows, mime and non-conventional theatrical events. Sibiu is also home to one of Romania's finest art museums, the Bruckenthal. Founded in 1790 by Baron Samuel Von Bruckenthal, the governor of Transylvania, the museum opened to the public in 1817. It is the oldest museum in Romania and one of the first museums in Europe. The art collection includes paintings by Rubens, Van Dyck and Teniers, as well as works of German, Austrian and Romanian masters. The museum also features a 16th century silverware collection, painted glass icons and 350 rare books, many dating to the days of the first printing press Sibiu is already home to several annual cultural events including a theatre festival, a jazz festival, a traditional art fair, a folk dance and music festival and numerous outdoor concerts on temporary stages in the Big Square. Due to its unique architectural heritage, Sibiu is a perfect platform for events taking place in public spaces. Street parades and festivals are planned across the board. Hundreds of major and smaller events have been scheduled during 2007. Many of the events will display Romanian art and music, but international artists will be well represented also. Just outside the old city is the Astra Museum Complex - "Museum of Traditional Folk Civilization" - the second largest open air museum in the world, set in over 100 acres of forest and parkland around a swan-dotted lake. Divided into 6 sections it features over 300 buildings, including watermills and windmills, gigantic wine, fruit and oil presses, hydraulic forges and structures representing architectural styles from many parts of Romania? It's even got a traditional "witch's house." The best way to tour the grounds is the old fashioned way--by horse drawn cart. Already a popular attraction for visitors ASTRA Museum will be a major venue for events in 2007. Sibiu is easily accessible from Bucharest (Bucuresti), Brasov, Cluj and Targu Mures. Austrian Airlines (www.austrianairlin es.com), Tarom (www.tarom.ro), and Carpat Air (www.carpatair. ro) all offer service to Sibiu International Airport, 10 miles away from the city center. There are daily direct and connecting flights from Bucharest and several cities in Austria, Germany and Italy (Ancona, Bologna, Dusselorf, Florence, Frankfurt, Milan, Munich, Naples, Paris, Rome, Stuttgart, Turin, Venice, Verona, and Vienna). For a list of events please visit: www.romaniatourism. com/festivals. html © 1998-2006 the Romanian Tourist Office ------------ --------- ------- Vali "Noble blood is an accident of fortune; noble actions are the chief mark of greatness." (Carlo Goldoni) "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." (Jimi Hendrix) __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
