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Slovene Musicological Society

The Slovene Musicological Society was established in 1992 with the primary aim to actively participate in the work of different musicological and musical institutions from Slovenia and Europe. It is the only professional Slovene association which unites all musicologists and professional musicians. It comprises four sections: the ethnomusicological section, the section for the theory of music, the section for the history of the Slovene music, and the student's section.

Activities

The Slovene Musicological Society prepares scientific conferences, lectures of Slovene-based and foreign musicologists, educational modules, and public debates. In addition, to regularly publishing its own bulletin, the society also publishes a series called Varia Musicologica comprised of six titles.

In 2017 when the society was celebrating its 25th anniversary they organised first annual event called Slovenski dnevi muzikologije ("Days of Slovenian Musicology") where they present the achievements in the field of musicology in Slovenia accompanied with lectures, panels and classical music concerts.

Since 2004, the Slovene Musicological Society has been biennially awarding the Mantuani Prize and the Mantuani Award for Achievements in Musicology. The Mantuani Award is given for lifetime achievement, while the Mantuani Award is awarded for outstanding achievements in the field of musicology.

Slovene Musicological Society Bilten, No. 25, 2009

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Videodokument.org

Videodokument, online version

Videodokument is a documentation, archival and research project which offers a comprehensive overview of 30 years (1969–1998) of video art in Slovenia, developed within the scope of the SCCA-Ljubljana (former Soros Center for Contemporary Arts – Ljubljana Documentation Programme). It comprises the catalogue, essays, CD-ROM, website and videotheque, and emanates through the Videospotting survey or thematic programmes. The project ran from 1994 to 1999 and has been followed by DIVA Station, an online digital video archive.

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