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The [[Tartini String Quartet]] ranks among the best chamber ensembles on the Slovene chamber music scene. It has performed all the standard repertoire for string quartet and a lot of quartet music from Slovene composers. Members of the quartet hold the concerts in Slovenia in abroad.
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The [[Tartini String Quartet]] ranks among the best chamber ensembles on the Slovene chamber music scene. It has performed all the standard repertoire for string quartet and a lot of quartet music from Slovene composers. Members of the quartet hold concerts in Slovenia in abroad.
  
The quartet was established in [[established::1983]] when the leaders of the four string sections of the [[Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra]] decided to establish a string quartet. In 1990 they adopted the name of famous Piran virtuoso violinist [[Guisseppe Tartini]]. The Quartet nowadays comprises [[Miran Kolbl]] (1st violin), who replaced [[Darko Linarić]] and [[Črtomir Šiškovič]], [[Romeo Drucker]] (2nd violin), [[Aleksandar Milošev]] (viola) and [[Miloš Mlejnik]] (violoncello).
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In [[established::1983]] the leaders of the four string sections of the [[Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra]] decided to establish a string quartet. In 1990 they adopted the name of famous Piran virtuoso violinist [[Guisseppe Tartini]]. Nowadays the quartet is composed of [[Miran Kolbl]] (1st violin), who replaced [[Darko Linarić]] and [[Črtomir Šiškovič]], [[Romeo Drucker]] (2nd violin), [[Aleksandar Milošev]] (viola) and [[Miloš Mlejnik]] (violoncello).
 
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==Programme==
 
==Programme==
In Ljubljana quartet prepares concert series ''Evenings of Chamber Music''. Within the cycle, over three years (2005–2007) the Quartet performed all the quartets of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. The quartet complements its standard concert programme with the opus of lesser-known composers, and performs string quartets by Slovene composers.  
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The Tartini String Quartet prepares the concert series ''Evenings of Chamber Music'' in Ljubljana. Within the three year (2005–2007) cycle, the quartet performed all the quartets of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. The quartet complements its standard concert programme with the opus of lesser-known composers, and performs string quartets by Slovene composers.  
  
The members of the quartet collaborated with Slovene and international artists such as [[Irena Grafenauer]], [[Mate Bekavac]], Lovro Pogorelić, Gauthier Capuçon, Maria Graf, Radovan Vlatković, Gary Karr and others.  
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The members of the quartet have collaborated with Slovene and international artists such as [[Irena Grafenauer]], [[Mate Bekavac]], Lovro Pogorelić, Gauthier Capuçon, Maria Graf, Radovan Vlatković, Gary Karr and others.  
  
==Venues and international cooperation==
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==International performances and cooperation==
The Quartet has performed on the concert stages of important musical centres such as Barcelona, Bratislava, Buenos Aires, Geneva, Munich, Paris, Salzburg, Torino, Venice, and Vienna and has made recordings for [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]], TV Suisse Romande, RAI Italia, ORF Austria, RTV Spain and HRT Croatia. Its 6 CDs include works by Dvorak, Ravel, Mozart, Schubert, Chausson and others. The Tartini String Quartet has received the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards|Prešeren Award]] for its services to Slovene music.  
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The Tartini String Quartet has performed on the concert stages of important musical centres such as Barcelona, Bratislava, Buenos Aires, Geneva, Munich, Paris, Salzburg, Torino, Venice, and Vienna and has made recordings for [[Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)]], TV Suisse Romande, RAI Italia, ORF Austria, RTV Spain and HRT Croatia. Its 6 CDs include works by Dvorak, Ravel, Mozart, Schubert, Chausson and others. The Tartini String Quartet has received the [[Prešeren Award and Prešeren Foundation Awards|Prešeren Award]] for its contribution to Slovene music.  
 
    
 
    
 
==See also==
 
==See also==

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The Tartini String Quartet ranks among the best chamber ensembles on the Slovene chamber music scene. It has performed all the standard repertoire for string quartet and a lot of quartet music from Slovene composers. Members of the quartet hold concerts in Slovenia in abroad.

In 1983 the leaders of the four string sections of the Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra decided to establish a string quartet. In 1990 they adopted the name of famous Piran virtuoso violinist Guisseppe Tartini. Nowadays the quartet is composed of Miran Kolbl (1st violin), who replaced Darko Linarić and Črtomir Šiškovič, Romeo Drucker (2nd violin), Aleksandar Milošev (viola) and Miloš Mlejnik (violoncello).


Programme

The Tartini String Quartet prepares the concert series Evenings of Chamber Music in Ljubljana. Within the three year (2005–2007) cycle, the quartet performed all the quartets of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. The quartet complements its standard concert programme with the opus of lesser-known composers, and performs string quartets by Slovene composers.

The members of the quartet have collaborated with Slovene and international artists such as Irena Grafenauer, Mate Bekavac, Lovro Pogorelić, Gauthier Capuçon, Maria Graf, Radovan Vlatković, Gary Karr and others.

International performances and cooperation

The Tartini String Quartet has performed on the concert stages of important musical centres such as Barcelona, Bratislava, Buenos Aires, Geneva, Munich, Paris, Salzburg, Torino, Venice, and Vienna and has made recordings for Radio-Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia), TV Suisse Romande, RAI Italia, ORF Austria, RTV Spain and HRT Croatia. Its 6 CDs include works by Dvorak, Ravel, Mozart, Schubert, Chausson and others. The Tartini String Quartet has received the Prešeren Award for its contribution to Slovene music.

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