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The Dubrovnik Summer Festival is an annual cultural festival held in Dubrovnik. Celebrating its 75th edition in 2024, this festival is one of the oldest and most renowned cultural events in Croatia, showcasing a wide array of performances in the fields of music, theatre, dance, and folklore. The festival takes place every year from July 10th to August 25th and …
Promotion of the CD as a part of the upcoming 100th anniversary of the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra. Place: Rector’s Palace
The World Music Day is celebrated every year on June 21st, the first day of summer, with concerts organized around the world to celebrate music! In line with this tradition, the Dubrovnik Tourist Board and the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra are organizing a free concert in front of St. Blaise’s Church, starting at 9 PM, for all citizens and visitors of …
The International Festival of Opera Arias Tino Pattiera will once again bring numerous opera singers to the City, reviving the memory of the famous tenor from Cavtat and a prominent figure in the major European opera houses of the first half of the 20th century. After a short break, the Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra is organizing the festival once more, named …
On April 25, 1919, the Zagreb Quartet was established by a concert in the great hall of the Croatian State Music Institute.This year they are celebrating 105 years of existence of the Zagreb Quartet. The first musicians’ four was comprised of the violinists Vaclav Huml and Milan Graf, violist Ladislav Miranov and violoncellist Umberto Fabri. In the periodof over hundred …
Petar Čulić was born on June 26, 1986 in Split. He received his master’s degree in July 2008 at the Art Academy of the University of Split in the class of prof. Goran Listeš. He continues his education at the postgraduate study in Koblenz (in Germany) at the private academy “Koblenz International Guitar Academy” in the class of prof. Hubert …
Touted as a “gifted guitarist” by the New York Times, 2-time Grammy-nominated artist Mak Grgic is a star on the worldwide stage. From the ethnic music of his native Balkans to extreme avant-garde and microtonal music, his roles as soloist, collaborator, and Grammy-nominated recording artist are fueled by curiosity, imagination, and boundless energy.
St. Nicholas and the Day of Dubrovnik defenders Place: Franciscan churc Free entrance
Place: St. Nicholas Church Caprice Viennois: Lehar, Stolz Hege G. Tjönn, soprano Cornelia Löscher, violin Andrea Linsbauer, piano
SPLIT GUITAR QUARTET was founded in 2010 with the aim of enriching the guitar scene in Split. The quartet is formed by prizewinning guitarists, former students of music schools in Split and of the Music Academy in Split: Kajo Milišić, Josip Dragnić, Goran Cetinić Koća and Martin Andrijašević. Guitarist Genc Qivlaku was a member of Quartet’s first lineup. During the …
Founded in 2016, two acclaimed virtuosos, Tihomir Hojsak (double bass) and Filip Novosel (tambura – Croatian traditional instrument) started their incredible musical journey behind the motto of Bow vs Plectrum – in which they merged two string instruments with different traditions of playing. Merging not only their instruments but also various genres including classical, contemporary jazz and Croatian ethno, they …
Petar Čulić was born on June 26, 1986 in Split. He received his master’s degree in July 2008 at the Art Academy of the University of Split in the class of prof. Goran Listeš. He continues his education at the postgraduate study in Koblenz (in Germany) at the private academy “Koblenz International Guitar Academy” in the class of prof. Hubert …
St. Nikola’s church, Cavtat / 21:00 TRIO LIED ME NIKOLINA PINKO BEHRENDS, soprano (SWITZERLAND) ĐIVE FRANETOVIĆ KUŠELJ, flute (DUBROVNIK) STEFANI GRBIĆ, piano (DUBROVNIK) Concert of classical music by the trio “LiedMe” composed of Nikolina Pinko Behrends (Switzerland), soprano, and Dubrovnik musicians Đive Franetović Kušelj, flute and Stefani Grbić, piano. All three academic artists have exceptional solo careers, and …
The Konavle Art Association, after 10 years of The Festival “Music & Word”, aimed at encouraging cultural-performative activities in Konavle. In 2017, they designed a new project titled Cavtat’s Musical Evenings. This cycle of eight concerts of chamber music will be held from June to September, in the Salon of the Pinakothek, the Church of St. Nicholas, the House of …
