Swiss swoop for concertmaster

Le Křenek du jour says:

East European names can be confusing, and Romanian names often terminate in the suffix ´-escu´.
But I am quite certain that the concertmaster of the Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona is named Vlad Stănculeasa, not ´Stănculescu´.

He is also well acquainted with, and well-known in, Basel, having been previously the concertmaster of the Kammerorchester Basel.
https://www.auditori.cat/en/vlad-stanculeasa-new-concertmaster-of-the-symphony-orchestra-of-barcelona

An interesting footnote of violinistic genealogy: according to his website, Vlad Stănculeasa plays a Sanctus Seraphino that once belonged to George Enescu, then to Yehudi Menuhin.
http://www.vladstanculeasa.com/

Manu says:

The new management team of Auditori in Barcelona, led by Robert Brufau, will leave the Barcelona Symphony in ashes, their programming has destroyed in a few months subscription percentatges and their approach is not satisfacory for the orchestra musicians. The fact the relatively new concertmaster is going away is a bad sign. This is an orchestra very difficult to manage and requires capacities, skills and involvement the new team is not up to deliver.