Katice
Glinškova ploščad 1, SI-1000 Ljubljana
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| − | ==Performances== | + | The traditional songs they select are usually from the regions on the fringes of the Slovene ethnic territory such as Rezija, Bela krajina, Istria and Prekmurje, which have grown especially diverse under influences from neighboring cultures. Katice also sing modern arrangements of folk songs, connecting the old and new, traditional and modern. |
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| + | In the early 90s Katice collaborated with Slovene pop singer Magnifico, together they released the album ''Heart to Heart'' which appealed to wide audiences. They have collaborated also with [[Vlado Kreslin]], [[Zoran Predin]], [[Lauferji]], [[Terrafolk]], [[Aldo Kumar]], [[The Stroj]] and [[Dario Marušić]]. | ||
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Katice has performed at various festivals around Slovenia, including the [[Druga Godba Festival]], [[Trnfest Festival|Trnfest]], and [[Festival Ljubljana]] in Ljubljana, the [[Okarina Folk Music Festival, Bled|Okarina Folk Music Festival]] in Bled, the EBU Folk Contemporary Festival in Portorož, and [[Lent Festival]] in Maribor. | Katice has performed at various festivals around Slovenia, including the [[Druga Godba Festival]], [[Trnfest Festival|Trnfest]], and [[Festival Ljubljana]] in Ljubljana, the [[Okarina Folk Music Festival, Bled|Okarina Folk Music Festival]] in Bled, the EBU Folk Contemporary Festival in Portorož, and [[Lent Festival]] in Maribor. | ||
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Their first independent international performance was at the Traditional Singers and Musicians of the Alpine Countries event in Innsbruck (Austria) in 1992. In 2002 Katice performed at the international Folk Singing Festival (Malta), Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod (Wales, UK), Vis Musicae (Italy), and in 2003 on Celebration of Europe Day in Athens. They have also performed in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Ireland, Great Britain and Croatia. | Their first independent international performance was at the Traditional Singers and Musicians of the Alpine Countries event in Innsbruck (Austria) in 1992. In 2002 Katice performed at the international Folk Singing Festival (Malta), Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod (Wales, UK), Vis Musicae (Italy), and in 2003 on Celebration of Europe Day in Athens. They have also performed in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Ireland, Great Britain and Croatia. | ||
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| + | Their first album of arrangements of traditional songs ''Katice'' relased in 1995 was nominated twice for the Slovene award [[Zlati petelin Award|Zlati petelin]]. It was followed by the ''Se dela greh ... se sliši smeh'' [One Sins...Another Hears Laughter] (1998, Helidon) and ''Jungfraua'' [Maiden] (2001, [[Menart Records]], [[Dom svobode]]). In 2009 they realised the album of Christmas music ''Oj, fijole, novo leto je!'' [Hey, Hey, It's a New Year!]. The ''Kateritem'' (Celinka, 2012) album is a product of cooperation with music producer [[Aldo Ivančič]] and drummer and percussionist [[Jaka Berger]]. | ||
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The traditional songs they select are usually from the regions on the fringes of the Slovene ethnic territory such as Rezija, Bela krajina, Istria and Prekmurje, which have grown especially diverse under influences from neighboring cultures. Katice also sing modern arrangements of folk songs, connecting the old and new, traditional and modern.
Performances and collaborations
In the early 90s Katice collaborated with Slovene pop singer Magnifico, together they released the album Heart to Heart which appealed to wide audiences. They have collaborated also with Vlado Kreslin, Zoran Predin, Lauferji, Terrafolk, Aldo Kumar, The Stroj and Dario Marušić.
Katice has performed at various festivals around Slovenia, including the Druga Godba Festival, Trnfest, and Festival Ljubljana in Ljubljana, the Okarina Folk Music Festival in Bled, the EBU Folk Contemporary Festival in Portorož, and Lent Festival in Maribor.
International concerts and festivals
Their first independent international performance was at the Traditional Singers and Musicians of the Alpine Countries event in Innsbruck (Austria) in 1992. In 2002 Katice performed at the international Folk Singing Festival (Malta), Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod (Wales, UK), Vis Musicae (Italy), and in 2003 on Celebration of Europe Day in Athens. They have also performed in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Poland, Ireland, Great Britain and Croatia.
Recordings
Their first album of arrangements of traditional songs Katice relased in 1995 was nominated twice for the Slovene award Zlati petelin. It was followed by the Se dela greh ... se sliši smeh [One Sins...Another Hears Laughter] (1998, Helidon) and Jungfraua [Maiden] (2001, Menart Records, Dom svobode). In 2009 they realised the album of Christmas music Oj, fijole, novo leto je! [Hey, Hey, It's a New Year!]. The Kateritem (Celinka, 2012) album is a product of cooperation with music producer Aldo Ivančič and drummer and percussionist Jaka Berger.
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Initially part of the France Marolt Student Folk Dance Group … Initially part of the France Marolt Student Folk Dance Group, the female vocal group Katice was established in 1992 and comprises Alenka Trampuš Bakija, Barbara Povše Golob, Branka Krušić, Darinka Borštnik, Jasna Klinc, Marjana Cešek, Metka Knific, Naja Zapušek, Nataša Kosmač Bagar, Petra Trobec, Tanja Drašler, and Vesna Nastran.stran]]. +
Initially part of the France Marolt Studen … Initially part of the France Marolt Student Folk Dance Group, the female vocal group Katice was established in 1992 and comprises Alenka Trampuš Bakija, Barbara Povše Golob, Branka Krušić, Darinka Borštnik, Jasna Klinc, Marjana Cešek, Metka Knific, Naja Zapušek, Nataša Kosmač Bagar, Petra Trobec, Tanja Drašler, and Vesna Nastran. Trobec, Tanja Drašler, and Vesna Nastran. +
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