The exhibition explores contemporary female identity through the Sphinx motif and digital reflections, offering a quiet space for viewers to face themselves.

The exhibition offers an intimate, poetic insight into Sluban’s exploration of the hidden processes behind radio creation.

The closing concert of the 40th Slovenian Music Days, led by Steven Loy, will present a stylistically diverse evening of contemporary music featuring works by Žiga Stanič, Paul Clift, and Vinko Globokar.

The Night of Slovenian Composers showcases the newest Slovenian music in a vibrant evening of fresh sounds.

A morning program of discussions, presentations, and premieres exploring Slovenian musical creativity, radio practice, and its historical and contemporary contexts.

The concert brings to life two historic Slovenian radio recordings from 1938 and 1941, offering a rare glimpse into defining moments of the nation’s musical heritage.

Marking the Centenary of the First Live Radio Broadcast of Classical Music in Slovenia

Concert Atelier of the Society of Slovene Composers brings together leading Slovenian artists for an evening of contemporary chamber music.

Slovenian art song reveals a rich interplay of poetry, music, and expressive sensitivity across generations.

Music had linked Ljubljana’s churches with radio listeners even before the Second World War. Premrl, Kimovec and Tomc shaped an important chapter of Slovenian musical history.

The 40th Slovenian Music Days will be dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the first radio broadcast of classical music in Slovenia.

You are kindly invited to join us on Thursday, 2 April, at the press conference, which will take place live in the Knights’ Hall.