The focus of the 38th Slovenian Music Days is musical interpretation. Everyone involved in music is in one way or another faced with questions of musical interpretation. Composers as sess what their ideas have become in the hands of performers; performers build their own vision of the works they perform; music historians decide which interpretations are historically more authentic and which are less so; listeners hear different interpretations of the same composition and find themselves liking some and not liking others.
Blaž Vehovar’s works reveal a deep connection with nature and animals, expressing both concern for the vanishing natural world and a search for harmony between humanity and the environment.
The Carpe artem chamber series, presents an evening of Slovenian and European works performed by the Carpe artem String Quartet, joined by guest violinist Kana Matsui.
20. 4. 2024
Minorite Church, The Minoriti Cultural Quarter Maribor
The Concert Studio cycle presents a blend of new Slovenian compositions and contemporary chamber music, interpreted by Duo Claripiano, whose artistry has captivated audiences for over three decades.
The traditional Night of Slovenian Composers presents fourteen new works showcasing the diversity of contemporary Slovenian composition, performed by outstanding local musicians.