Komorni zbor Ljubljanski Madrigalisti
Krekov trg 2, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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| − | The mixed chamber choir [[Ljubljana Madrigalists Chamber Choir|Ljubljanski madrigalisti]] was originally established in [[established::1991]] as a 30-member choir led by [[Matjaž Šček]]. Today its conductor is [[ | + | The mixed chamber choir [[Ljubljana Madrigalists Chamber Choir|Ljubljanski madrigalisti]] was originally established in [[established::1991]] as a 30-member choir led by [[Matjaž Šček]]. Today its conductor is [[Mateja Kališnik]]. The choir's repertoire comprises choral music of all periods, primarily Renaissance music and sacred music performed in churches; it also interprets contemporary Slovene compositions (occasionally written specially for the choir) and folk songs. The choir performs around 30 concerts a year, one third of these abroad. |
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| + | From 2003 to 2010 the conductor was [[Andreja Martinjak]]. The choir achieved many successes at that time, the most important ones are first prize in [[Naša pesem Choral Competition]] of 2007 and second prize in seventh [[International Choral Competition Maribor]] 2008, where they also received a reward for best Slovene choir at the competition. The chior’s first project with Mateja Kališnik was a CD recording Evhalistično srce. | ||
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| + | ==International Cooperation and awards== | ||
| + | The choir mostly performs a-cappella but they also participate in bigger choral events and occasionally work with [[RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra]]. In October 2010 the choir co-organised [[Ragnar Rasmussen]]’s conductor seminar in Ljubljana, where they also worked as a demonstration choir. In March 2009 they cooperated with fifth international competition for young choral conductors in Ljubljana. So far the choir has toured to Italy, Sweden, France, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic. | ||
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| + | The choir has received several awards, including a prize at Jersey and a gold plaque in the [[Naša pesem Choir Competition]] of 2001. In 2009 they participated in international choral competition in Spittal, Austria, and in the fall of the same year they again worked as a demonstration choir, this time with [[Peter Hanke]]. In November 2010 the choir won the first prize in 20th [[International Festival of Advent and Christmas Music]] in Prague, Czech Republic, where they also received a special prize for best performance of any of Peter Eben’s song. | ||
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| + | ==Discography== | ||
| + | The choir's varied discography includes music of the 20th century, [[Jacobus Gallus Carniolus|Gallus]]' compositions performed together with Madrigal Quintet from Brno, Czech Republic, new adaptations of Slovene folk songs and new choral adaptations of prayers. | ||
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History
From 2003 to 2010 the conductor was Andreja Martinjak. The choir achieved many successes at that time, the most important ones are first prize in Naša pesem Choral Competition of 2007 and second prize in seventh International Choral Competition Maribor 2008, where they also received a reward for best Slovene choir at the competition. The chior’s first project with Mateja Kališnik was a CD recording Evhalistično srce.
International Cooperation and awards
The choir mostly performs a-cappella but they also participate in bigger choral events and occasionally work with RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra. In October 2010 the choir co-organised Ragnar Rasmussen’s conductor seminar in Ljubljana, where they also worked as a demonstration choir. In March 2009 they cooperated with fifth international competition for young choral conductors in Ljubljana. So far the choir has toured to Italy, Sweden, France, Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom and the Czech Republic.
The choir has received several awards, including a prize at Jersey and a gold plaque in the Naša pesem Choir Competition of 2001. In 2009 they participated in international choral competition in Spittal, Austria, and in the fall of the same year they again worked as a demonstration choir, this time with Peter Hanke. In November 2010 the choir won the first prize in 20th International Festival of Advent and Christmas Music in Prague, Czech Republic, where they also received a special prize for best performance of any of Peter Eben’s song.
Discography
The choir's varied discography includes music of the 20th century, Gallus' compositions performed together with Madrigal Quintet from Brno, Czech Republic, new adaptations of Slovene folk songs and new choral adaptations of prayers.
See also
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