Costin Petrescu
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Costin Petrescu is a Romanian musician (drummer),[1] born in Bucharest in 1949. He played with two Romanian rock bands of the 1960s and 1970s': Olimpic '64 (1961–1971) and Phoenix (1971–1974) (also known as Transsylvania Phoenix in Germany). He is a graduate of the Architecture Institute[clarification needed] (1974) and he works today as an architect in Paris. Recently he has played and composed electronic, rock, etno,[clarification needed] alternative and contemporary music, sometimes together with Mircea Florian. He is occasionally reunited with Phoenix for live performances.
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- ^ Utz, Richard J.; Swan, Jesse G. (2005). Postmodern medievalisms. DS Brewer. pp. 16–. ISBN 9781843840121. http://books.google.com/books?id=Hs2G-dLILC8C&pg=PA16. Retrieved 26 July 2011.
