Anton Pann Ensemble, rediscovering the beauty of old Romanian music.

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The Anton Pann Ensemble (est. 2003), named after the 19th century Wallachian composer Anton Pann is the first and the only professional group from Romania that has chosen as a mission to rediscover the beauty of old Romanian music and to share it with the públic. They aim to enhance the cultural value of the Romanian musical tradition.

In this record they present a tribute to Prince Demetrius Cantemir (1673-1723), a unique figure within Ottoman music and in the culture of Eastern Europe. Personality of the Romanian and Universal culture. Personality of the Romanian and universal culture and the author of the most important musical treatise of the capital of the Ottoman Empire of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Constantin Răileanu is the Anton Pann Ensemble leader, composer, arranger, researcher of ancient oriental culture and Romanian traditional musical roots and is also a performer of the same. He has a doctorate in musical studies from the National University of Music in Bucharest and other studies at Greek universities.

Anton Pann Ensemble (fundat el 2003), i que porta el nom del compositor valac del segle XIX, Anton Pann, és el primer i únic grup professional de Romania que ha triat com a missió redescobrir la bellesa de la música antiga romanesa per a compartir-la amb el públic. Tenen com a objectiu realçar el valor cultural de tradició musical romanesa.

Constantin Raileanu és el líder d'Anton Pann Ensemble, compositor, arranjador, investigador de la cultura oriental antiga i arrels musicals tradicionals romaneses i també n'és  intèrpret. Té un doctorat en estudis musicals a la Universitat Nacional de Música de Bucarest i altres estudis en universitats gregues.


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