Organization

Festival Ljubljana

Singer

Baritone

Jaka Mihelač

Concert

Ljubljana

Slovenia

The Slovene Philharmonic

Public

Approved

After 1945, the work of Glasbena matica completely stalled for political reasons and practically died out - the society kept only the work of its choir alive. After the successful denationalisation process, in 2002 it revived and revived some old ones and at the same time presented many new activities. These include the now traditional concert event Cycle of Singing , which from season to season with thoughtfully designed programs reveals not only the infinite wealth of the world's treasury, but also emphasizes the importance of the form of singing on the development of Slovenian music. And this is exactly what the evening of solo songs at the 36th Slovenian Music Days, interpreted by baritone Jake Mihelač , will eloquently reveal., who is taking decisive steps to build a career outside the borders of his homeland, and Andreja Kosmač , a pianist among established artists and dedicated to chamber music.
The selection of solo songs follows some key milestones in the development path of the genre in the Slovenian music space: from simple musical confessions through compositionally weighty compositions to masterful solo songs imbued with more modern impulses. Thus we will hear once and still popular songs of romantic strokes, written by Fran Serafin Vilhar , Stanko Premrl and Zork Prelovec , the original solo song "Slovenian Mozart" by Josip Ipavec and a more modern note inspired by the works of Anton Lajovec , Mario Kogojand Marjan Lipovšek . The program is rounded off by compositions by Katarina Pustinek Rakar and Tine Beca - two of which are novelties - which prove that with the young and the youngest generation, the original Slovenian solo song lives on.

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Concert by Various, Nuo (2022/2022), The Slovene Philharmonic, Ljubljana, Slovenia

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