In the summer of 2025, the award-winning musical The Phantom of the Opera will premiere at Cankarjev dom, bringing its emotionally powerful love story to audiences and winning hearts around the world.

The Ljubljana Festival supports young artists through educational programs, such as masterclasses led by renowned musicians. These courses bring together top-level artists and offer young talents opportunities for professional growth and preparation for a successful career in the arts.

Through a light and sound installation, Eva Petrič will explore the Earth and the challenges of humanity, encouraging reflection on the future of humankind and technology.

The Korean Chamber Orchestra, joined by Min Kim and soloist Esther Yoo, will present a program that blends Korean folk music with classical masterpieces.

Virtuosensemble will perform emotional works by Corelli and Vivaldi, including the famous Four Seasons.

Astor Piazzolla’s passionate tango nuevo will be brought to life by the Munich Virtuosi under the direction of Lorenz Nasturica-Herschcowici.

Violist Liyuan Liu and pianist Lan Cui will present a work by Chinese composer Zhuang Liu alongside selected chamber pieces by Johannes Brahms.

Duo Becchio will perform sonatas by Debussy, Prokofiev, and Kabalevsky, offering a rich tapestry of musical stories and powerful emotions.

Traffic Strings blend various musical genres, from Baroque to jazz, and will present a diverse program in Ljubljana featuring works by renowned composers.

Ensemble Dissonance and guitarist Mak Grgić blend classical and Balkan music in a unique concert experience.

The Spanish Radio and Television Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Marc Moncusí, will present works by Toldrà, Shostakovich, and Moraru, featuring soloists Dimitri Ishkanov and Anton García.The Spanish Radio and Television Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Marc Moncusí, will present works by Toldrà, Shostakovich, and Moraru, featuring soloists Dimitri Ishkanov and Anton García.

Festival Ljubljana hosts renowned professors who will present works ranging from classical masters to contemporary composers.

Dmitrij Sitkovecki will conduct the Dissonance Ensemble, joined by internationally acclaimed musicians, with Benjamin Ziervogel and Janez Podlesek as soloists.

Don Giovanni is Mozart’s opera about a seducer, performed in concert version by the Pehlivanian Opera Academy.

Festival Ljubljana brings together top musicians and timeless masterpieces for an unforgettable experience.

The first Thursday of August brings top musicians and a variety of masterpieces for a unique musical experience.

Virtuoso Bojan Cvetrežnik and versatile David Gordon weave together Balkan, Brazilian, and Slovenian melodies, accompanied by violinist Barja Drnovšek.

Virtuoso Elena Denisova will enchant the audience with Bach’s classics and Ysaÿe’s modern masterpieces.

Top string players from Vienna, Munich, and Ljubljana will bring to life Brahms’s influence, reflected in the works of Dvořák, Bridge, and Strauss.

Under the direction of Jonathan Stockhammer, the Dissonance Ensemble explores musical contrasts, from Mahler’s compositions to Žuraj’s contemporary poetry in musical interpretation.

Goran Bojčevski, together with a group of young musicians, weaves Balkan Nuevo, jazz, and classical music into unique musical arrangements.

I Solisti Veneti blend cinematic lightness with classical depth, under the direction of conductor Giuliano Carella and flutist Massimo Mercelli.

Rade Šerbedžija, together with Zapadni Kolodvor, brings an emotional musical experience, enriched by guest appearances from Damir Urban and singer-songwriter Henri.