Slovenian baritone Domen Križaj graduated in music and medicine from the University of Ljubljana, and was selected for the Salzburg Festival’s Young Singers Project. He was member of Theater Basel’s OperAvenir Plus studio in the 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 seasons. As a concert vocalist Domen Križaj regularly performs with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Camerata Salzburg. He has won many competitions and has been member of Theater Basel’s opera ensemble since the 2019/2020 season.

An early music specialist with considerable professional experience, Domen Marinčič regularly performs with Slovenian and international ensembles. He is co-founder of the musica cubicularis early music ensemble and the Harmonia Antiqua Labacensis Institute, artistic director of the Radovljica Festival, and curator of the Harmonia Concertans concert series. Doman Marinčič also devotes his time to giving lectures and teaching.

Dominik Jakšič is active in different fields: creative – as composer, music publicist, pedagogue and organizer; and performing – as conductor and pianist. He is conductor of Academic Choir Celje. Dominik served three years as an artistic director of festival Music afternoon with Anton Lajovic. Dominik’s compositions have been performed on many stages in Slovenia and across Europe. Opus includes many works, from lieders, chamber music, piano compositions, concertos, to choral and orchestral works, two cantatas and scenic music.

Young Slovenian conductor Dominik Steklasa (1989) studied Orchestral conducting and Composition at the Ljubljana Academy of Music. After he finished studying at the academy he went on to study the conducting technique of the legendary Russian conducting teacher Ilya Musin with the world-renowned conducting teacher Maestro Ennio Nicotra. Despite his young age, Dominik has conducted many successful concerts abroad. His artistic and working mind set is: ‘’Conductor is a director of sound. And his stage is the Orchestra.’’

The Domžale – Kamnik Symphony Orchestra was established in 1971. It comprises amateur musicians, students and teachers of regional music schools, as well as professional musicians. The orchestra, whose repertoire predominantly includes classical music and occasionally film, popular and sacred music, performs several annual concerts. Each season is crowned with the orchestra’s traditional New Year’s Concert modelled after the world-famous concerts of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

KD Domžalski rogisti was founded in 1991. They first performed with the B horns, and since 2006 with the Es horns, which enable them to perform more demanding compositions by both foreign and, more recently, domestic authors. They participate in various hunting cultural events and gatherings around the country, and also participate in the annual international competition of Hunting Buglers in Austria, from which they usually return with the "Golden Horn" as the highest recognition. As representatives of Slovenia, they also participated in the 2nd European Competition of Hunting Buglers in Levoča, Slovakia and returned with an encouraging fourth place in the face of fierce international competition. Domžalski rogisti give special emphasis to the provision of hunting music to the youngest in kindergartens, as well as to the elderly in nursing homes. The group is combined of up to eight active members, all of whom have brand new Es horns from 2019.

As a representative of the younger Slovenian generation, Dora Tomori has developed her own way of combining indie rock and bedroom pop styles. Through her music, she explores her internal topography and surroundings, resulting in songs based on powerful lyrics and mellow atmospheres. On her debut album Where No Heartbreak Has Gone,released in the spring of 2023, she addressed themes that range from the influence of weather to the sting of heartbreak. It’s an exciting youthful exploration of intimate relationships that life brings at her age.

Slovenian DJ / producer Douchean is an ambassador of dirty distorted synths and pounding kicks. He moulds them into unknown soundscapes that lead you through his sonic tales. As an avid explorer of the whole spectrum of dark techno, he does not shy away from experimentation. Last September, he released his debut “A Luberjack’s Smile” on KRDM Records.

Metod of the acclaimed Slovenian duo Dovč-Krmac is based on sonic and visual experimentation, relying on the sounds of the accordion, tuba and human voice. The two manipulate them using modern electronic tools that fill up the space with dance bits and lush electroacoustic soundscapes, which are interspersed with virtuoso passages and improvisation. The dramatic arc of their performance is complemented by visuals that respond directly to their playing.

Composer of film and theatre music, a pianist and accordionist. He has written the music for around 130 theatre and dance performances, and 23 films, as well as many independent compositions for chamber groups and orchestra.