Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.
* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
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Ballet Venancia

Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
Part 1 -  Carnival.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.

* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
* Like Us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/DogaEugen 
* Sheet Music http://eugendoga.musicaneo.com/

Ballet Venancia. Part 1. Carnival

Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
Part 2 -  Flight of the Condor.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.
* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
* Like Us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/DogaEugen 
* Sheet Music http://eugendoga.musicaneo.com/

Ballet Venancia. Part 2. Flight of the Condor

Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
Part 3 -  Lamentations for  the Freedom.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.
* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
* Like Us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/DogaEugen 
* Sheet Music http://eugendoga.musicaneo.com/

Ballet Venancia. Part 3. Lamentations for  the Freedom

Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
Part 4  -  Return home.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.
* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
* Like Us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/DogaEugen 
* Sheet Music http://eugendoga.musicaneo.com/

Ballet Venancia. Part 4. Return home

Symphony orchestra of Teleradio Moldova.
Conductor George Mustea.
Part 5 -  Echoes of Love.
In 1989, Eugene Doga wrote music for the ballet “Venancia”. Prior to that, Eugene Doga studied the unique folklore of Latin America for several years. It was a living folk art of this part of the world that was the source of inspiration for the ballet music. The plot of the ballet is a poetic love, a desire for the beauty and freedom, and a struggle between the good and the evil. The music of “Venancia” contains the frantic rhythms of Latin America, sad melodies of the great empires of the pre-Columbian era, elements of carnival and the symbol of passion – tango.

* The official website of composer Eugen Doga http://www.dogamusic.com/en 
* Like Us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/DogaEugen 
* Sheet Music http://eugendoga.musicaneo.com/

Ballet Venancia. Part 5. Echoes of Love

The official SoundCloud of composer Eugen Doga
Eugen Doga writes music in all kinds of genres and styles, which makes him one of the most prolific and versatile composers. He has his own easily recognizable style. A creator of three ballets "Lucheaferul” (Luceafărul), “Venancia”, “Queen Margot”, the opera “Dialogues of Love”, more than 100 instrumental and choral works – symphonies, 6 quartets, “Requiem”, church music, and other, plus music for 13 plays, radio shows, more than 200 movies, more than 260 songs and romances, more than 70 waltzes; he is also the author of works for children, the music for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games in 1980 in Moscow. The waltz written for the movie “A Hunting Accident “, became widely known and was performed at the opening of two Olympic Games – in 1980 and 2014.

He had a non-stop active concert and social life, created in Chisinau the Music salon “Eugen Doga”, which goal was to unite people through art and communication.
He received the following awards: People's Artist of the USSR, a laureate of the State Prize of the USSR, Commendatore “Stars of Romania”, the Order “For Merit to the Fatherland”, the Order “Danaker”, among others. Academician of several academies. About his 8 books were written and 6 movies made, among television programs. 

Two waltzes by Eugen Doga are included in the top 200 best classical works of all time. 

In honor of Eugen Doga a minor planet was named – №10504 Doga.
