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− | ''[[Glasna Magazine|Glasna]]'' magazine was launched in [[established::2010]] as a successor to the former ''Muska''. Its content is more localised to domestic musical events and it is oriented mostly to articles on classical music. It presents Slovene composers, conductors, musicians, ensembles, choirs etc. and delivers book and concert reviews. | + | ''[[Glasna Magazine|Glasna]]'' magazine was launched in [[established::2010]] as a successor to the former ''Muska''. Its content is more localised to domestic musical events and it is oriented mostly to articles on classical music. It presents Slovene composers, conductors, musicians, ensembles, choirs, etc. and delivers book and concert reviews. |
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
− | ''Glasna'' continues the [[Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI), Slovenia|Jeunesses Musicales International's]] tradition in the publishing of music periodicals. ''Glasna'' replaced ''Muska'', a high-quality music magazine which covered many musical genres from rock to classical. ''Muska'' | + | ''Glasna'' continues the [[Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI), Slovenia|Jeunesses Musicales International's]] tradition in the publishing of music periodicals. ''Glasna'' replaced ''Muska'', a high-quality music magazine which covered many musical genres from rock to classical. ''Muska'', however, was rooted in its predecessor ''Glasbena mladina (GL)'' magazine (1970–1996). |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:30, 19 February 2021
Background
Glasna continues the Jeunesses Musicales International's tradition in the publishing of music periodicals. Glasna replaced Muska, a high-quality music magazine which covered many musical genres from rock to classical. Muska, however, was rooted in its predecessor Glasbena mladina (GL) magazine (1970–1996).
See also
External link
- Glasna Magazine web pages (in Slovenian)