As part of the first European Day of Old Music, the best Slovenian performers of early music will be presented at the Ljubljana Castle on March 21! A new holiday has been born in Europe! On March 21, 2013, REMA (European Early Music Network) will present the European Early Music Day for the first time. Joining the program is...
As part of the first European Day of Early Music, the best Slovenian performers of early music will perform at the Ljubljana Castle on March 21!
A new holiday was born in Europe! On March 21, 2013, REMA (European Early Music Network) will present the European Early Music Day for the first time. The program is also joined by the Seviqc Brežice festival, which dedicates this day to the best Slovenian performers of early music. More information about the event and program: http://goo.gl/HGShA
Program:
Capella Carniola
Marta Močnik Pirc (soprano),
Barbara Kanc (dance),
Kristina Martinc (recorder),
Janez Jocif (portable, hurdy gurdy, medieval whistler, one-handed flute with drum, ensemble leader)
Ingenium Ensemble
Mirjam Strmole (voice),
Višnja Fičor (voice),
Blaž Strmole (voice),
Domen Anžlovar (voice),
Gašper Banovec (voice),
Jan Kuhar (voice)
musica cubicularis
Stamp Faganel (violin),
Domen Marinčič (viola da gamba)
Tomaž Sevšek (harpsichord)
New Schola Labacensis
Tadeja Pance (soprano, castanets, tambourine),
Tomaž Šinigoj (violin, balafon),
Erazem Grafenauer (Baroque lute, Renaissance guitar),
Miha Šinigoj (cello, Berber lute),
Marko Angelski (theorba, kalimba, bird knocker)
Boris Šinigoj (conductor, baroque guitar, theorba)
Duo Bajt – Mihajlović
Mateja Bajt (recorder),
Egon Mihajlović (harpsichord)
Benjamin Izmajlov (violin)
Manca Izmajlova (mezzo soprano),
Dalibor Miklavčič (harpsichord)
Suzana Ograjenšek (soprano),
Barbara de Costa (harpsichord),
Kaja Kapus (forehead),
Mateja Bajt (recorder)
More about the performing artists: http://goo.gl/MpQHQ
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On March 21, 2013, REMA will organize its European Early Music Day for the first time. With concerts, conferences and other events that will take place all over the continent at the same time, this day will be a living monument to the European heritage of early music and will try to bring this type of music closer to a wide audience.
Early music is a central part of the cultural heritage of Europeans and is closely related to other forms of artistic expression such as dance, theater and architecture. It covers more than a thousand years of music, preserved either in writing or through oral tradition, from the Middle Ages to the end of the 18th century. While some of the composers who worked during these periods are widely known (Johann Sebastian Bach, Claudio Monteverdi, Hildegard von Bingen), there is still a large repertoire waiting to be rediscovered by today's audiences. REMA European Early Music Day will increase awareness of music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Baroque periods and significantly change the way it is communicated to a wider audience.
Reservation and purchase of tickets:
T: (+386 1) 242 08 12 (Mon – Fri, 10:00 – 15:00)
M: (+386 51) 30 30 40
Email: info@k-ramovs.si
http://www.seviqc-brezice.si/index.php/rezervacije/
