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Trebnje Municipal Brass Orchestra

Trebnje Municipal Brass Orchestra

The origins of the Trebnje Municipal Brass Orchestra date back to 1926 when the first brass orchestra was founded in Trebnje. The current orchestra was registered as an association in the 1970s. In 1979 the Trebnje Brass Orchestra appeared in Božo Šprajc's film Krč. It received the Golden Plaque at national competitions in 1992 and 1999 and in recent years it has made guest appearances in numerous festivals and competitions, including at Hammer (Norway), Launingen (Germany), Holten (Netherlands), Castelnuovo del Garda (Italy) and Sarvar (Hungary).

Since 2001 Trebnje Municipal Brass Orchestra has organised three international festivals in Trebnje, featuring guests from Launingen, Castelnuovo del Garda, and Velika gorica, as well as some Slovene brass orchestras.

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Radovljica Festival

Božena Angelova, Tomaž Sevšek, Domen Marinčič (all musica cubicularis), and Barbara Kozelj, mezzosoprano, before the concert at the Radovljica Manor in 2010

Launched in 1982, Radovljica Festival is the oldest early music festival in Slovenia. It regularly features internationally-renowned singers and instrumentalists, performing on period instruments and ensembles, such as Sequentia, Gothic Voices, Trio Mediaeval, the Rolf Lislevand Ensemble, Café Zimmermann, Sonatori della Gioiosa Marca, London Baroque and Ensemble Zefiro.

The 2011 edition of the festival presented a literary-music evening The Saga of Hallgerd by Svetlana Makarovič and Milko Lazar and international groups Die Singphoniker, Black Narcissus, , Zefiro, Sequentia, Lisa Rydberg and Gunnar Idenstam, James Bowman and Andrew Plant at the Radovljica Manor, while Yves Rechsteiner in Henri-Charles Caget interpreted the Jean-Philippe Rameau's arias and dance music at the Velesovo Church. A one-day vocal workshop was led by Ian Honeyman, an English tenor (also actor and pianist).

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