The Vienna Philharmonic, conducted by Franz Welser-Möst, unite Mozart’s lightness with Tchaikovsky’s profound emotional depth in an exceptional concert evening.

Martha Argerich and Charles Dutoit, together with the Monte Carlo Orchestra, bring a musical experience infused with impressionist and romantic masterpieces.

Maksim Vengerov will bring Sibelius’s virtuosic Violin Concerto to life on his Stradivarius, alongside magnificent works by Wagner and Prokofiev.

Puccini's Tosca intertwines historical events with passionate personal drama, elevated by the vocal grandeur of Sondra Radvanovsky, Freddie De Tommaso and Sir Bryn Terfel, under the direction of Modestas Pitrėnas.

The Orchestra of the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, led by Daniel Harding, offers an emotional evening with Verdi’s overture, folk-inspired tunes, and Brahms’s Symphony No. 2.

Trip to Las Vegas brings an evening of legends with Oto Pestner, Uroš Perić, and Omar Naber, promising unforgettable melodies and plenty of laughter.

Vlado Kreslin, with the spirit of Prekmurje and heartfelt melodies, captivates listeners of all generations—always moving, always timeless.

Hamo & Tribute 2 Love promise an energetic blues-rock experience at Križanke, featuring a fresh big band sound and premiere performances of new songs.

Anna Netrebko and Yusif Eyvazov return to Ljubljana with Puccini’s most beautiful arias, under the baton of conductor Denis Vlasenko.

The Guiyang Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Guoyong Zhang, blends Chinese and Western musical influences.

The Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra blends Romani tradition with classical music in energetic performances that keep musical heritage alive.

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

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

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

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

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

Violinist Elena Denisova will perform works by Bach and Ysaÿe at the Ljubljana Festival, linking Baroque repertoire with contemporary virtuoso challenges.

The Ljubljana Festival supports young artists with educational programs and masterclasses by renowned musicians, offering them opportunities for growth and career development in the arts.

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

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

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

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

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

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