End-of-year message marking the close of 2025 — Alexandru Anastasiu marks twenty years of solo career in a public Facebook post.
A public reflection after the Brașov revival of Rhythm of the Day at the Philharmonic (February 2025, conductor Pedro Carneiro) — the first context in which the artist publicly describes the third movement — Dusk — and its poetic origins.
A BizBrașov review (by Laura Nilescu Gal) of the local revival of Rhythm of the Day alongside Beethoven's Eroica Symphony at the Brașov Philharmonic, conducted by Pedro Carneiro — the Brașov premiere of Anastasiu's Concerto No. 2.
A long-form interview with Ioana Pavel for TVR Cultural — on his solo debut, twenty years of career, teaching, and influences (Gary Burton, Peter Sadlo, Bogdan Băcanu, Alexandru Matei).
A public post in defence of the artist's student Cosmin Dumitriu, following the premiere of The algoRithm at the Pitești Philharmonic (13 October 2022). The text distils his teaching credo.
A Universul Argeșean review (by Marta Elena) of the premiere of The algoRithm at the Pitești Philharmonic (13 October 2022) — a double concerto for vibraphone, marimba and orchestra, with Cosmin Dumitriu and Italian conductor Gian Luigi Zampieri.
Alfabet Muzical — "The Vibraphone and Its World" — an episode published on the official YouTube channel of the Pitești Philharmonic (6 October 2021). A didactic feature on the vibraphone as a solo instrument, with Alexandru Anastasiu.
An Argeșul COOLtural feature — "The Music of Our Days: Icon Arts Ensemble" — on the Sibiu residential project and the emergence of the young percussion ensemble led by Anastasiu.
A Dor de Neamț profile of the Power Vibes and ICon Arts Ensemble formations — the extended 2020 line-up with Anastasiu's students and young collaborators, in preparation for a chamber tour.
An official Radio România Cultural / SRR release — "Alexandru Anastasiu — 15 Years of Artistic Activity — A Percussion Recital at Sala Radio" — the announcement of the 2020 anniversary concert.
A cross-channel Radio România coverage (Cultural · Rador · Muzical) of the Sala Radio concert — Alexandru Anastasiu on vibraphone and marimba, the anniversary programme that also included the premiere of Rhythm of the Day.
An Adevărul Pitești review (by Cristina Stancu) of the Anotimpurile / The Seasons performance at the Pitești Philharmonic — the first revival following the 2016 Ploiești premiere of Anastasiu's Concerto No. 1.
A long-form interview by Mirela Rădulescu titled "The Musician — love of people and giving beyond the self", published in Univers Farmaceutic (April 2013). At the time of the interview, Anastasiu was a UNMB doctoral candidate — described as "the only vibraphone soloist in the country."
