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The Radovljica Festival features a wide scope of music, from reconstructions of performances from before the advent of musical notation through the most recent works of the 21st Century. | The Radovljica Festival features a wide scope of music, from reconstructions of performances from before the advent of musical notation through the most recent works of the 21st Century. | ||
− | Radovljica Festival also commissions some new works by Slovene composers. In 2010 the new compositions by Nana Forte and Uroš Rojko were specially commissioned by the Radovljica Festival and premiered by [[Trio Quo Vadis]]: Uroš Rojko (clarinet), Klara Tomljanovič (guitar) and Luka Juhart ( | + | Radovljica Festival also commissions some new works by Slovene composers. In 2010 the new compositions by [[Nana Forte]] and [[Uroš Rojko]] were specially commissioned by the Radovljica Festival and premiered by [[Trio Quo Vadis]]: [[Uroš Rojko]] (clarinet), [[Klara Tomljanovič]] (guitar) and [[Luka Juhart]] (accordion). |
In 2010 the festival will host John Potter, a singer, author and vocal coach, who will hold a lecture on "Singing Early Music in the 21st Century" and lead a one-day workshop for singers and vocal ensembles. | In 2010 the festival will host John Potter, a singer, author and vocal coach, who will hold a lecture on "Singing Early Music in the 21st Century" and lead a one-day workshop for singers and vocal ensembles. |
Revision as of 00:34, 14 August 2010
Concerts, new works and education
The Radovljica Festival features a wide scope of music, from reconstructions of performances from before the advent of musical notation through the most recent works of the 21st Century.
Radovljica Festival also commissions some new works by Slovene composers. In 2010 the new compositions by Nana Forte and Uroš Rojko were specially commissioned by the Radovljica Festival and premiered by Trio Quo Vadis: Uroš Rojko (clarinet), Klara Tomljanovič (guitar) and Luka Juhart (accordion).
In 2010 the festival will host John Potter, a singer, author and vocal coach, who will hold a lecture on "Singing Early Music in the 21st Century" and lead a one-day workshop for singers and vocal ensembles.
International networking
The Radovljica Festival is a member of the European Early Music Network (REMA).
Venues
Concerts are held at the Radovljica manor, Linhart Square, in St Peter's Church as well as in the Annunciation Church at the nearby village Velesovo, which since 2007 treasures a high-quality organ built by the Močnik organ workshop (modelled on an instrument by Bach's friend and preferred builder Zacharias Hildebrandt). A free bus is organised for visitors coming from Ljubljana and Kranj.