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Ivana speaks – the harp resounds

Harfa
9th Winter festival
Music
12. 2. 2026 at 19:30 | Križanke: Knights' Hall
Ivana speaks – the harp resounds
Literary and musical recital
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Ivana speaks – the harp resounds

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Ivana speaks – the harp resounds

This is a literary-musical recital – a quiet encounter of three women: Ivana Kobilca, actress Polona Vetrih, and harpist Mojca Zlobko Vajgl. Words and music intertwine in an intimate dialogue that reveals Kobilca’s inner world and opens a space for a distinctly female perspective on life. The harp, through selected passages and compositions by Debussy, Tournier, Godefroid, Glinka, Ramovš, Zlobko, and others, creates a soundscape of silence and resonance.
The recital is an invitation to listen to an inner echo that lingers.

Mojca Zlobko Vajgl
Polona Vetrih

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Thursday
12. 2. 2026 at 19:30
Križanke: Knights' Hall
 
 
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Photo by: Darja Štravs Tisu

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Performers

Polona Vetrih
voice, as Ivana Kobilca
Mojca Zlobko Vajgl
harp
The dramatic text about Ivana Kobilca was written by Polona Vetrih and Mojca Kreft

Programme

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1. Félix Godefroid (selection)
2. Auguste Durand (selection)
3. Mihail Glinka (selection)
4. Manuel Maria Ponce (selection)
5. Niko Zlobko (selection)
6. Primož Ramovš (selection)
7. Marcel Tournier (selection)
8. Ludwig van Beethoven (Für Elise)
The final selection and order will be adapted to the dramaturgy of the recital.

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The performance is a concert narrative, a literary and musical recital conceived as a quiet meeting of three women – Ivana Kobilca, Polona Vetrih and Mojca Zlobko Vajgl. It is not a traditional interpretation, but rather a space where words and music listen and respond to each other. Polona Vetrih’s acted interpretation intertwines closely with the music of harpist Mojca Zlobko Vajgl. The programme is conceived as a dialogue between words and music that breathe together in an inward gaze, opening before the audience into sound. The harp in this evening is not merely a solo instrument, but a quiet interlocutor of the spoken word – at times a memory, at times an echo, at times a voice of its own. The program will feature works and selected musical fragments for harp by the following composers: A. Hasselmans, M. Tournier, M. M. Ponce, C. Debussy, L. van Beethoven, F. Godefroid, C. Salzedo, A. Durand, N. Zlobko, P. Ramovš, and M. Ravel.

The recital is an invitation to an inner sound that lingers.

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