The Girls’ Choir of the Koper Music School evolved from the Koper Music School Youth Choir. The choir has been singing for nine years under the leadership of Maja Cilenšek and regularly scores at the top of international competitions. In July of 2015, the choir participated in the “Incanto Mediterraneo” international competition in Milazzo, where they won the gold medal, placed second, and received special commendation for best performance of the mandatory composition. In September of 2017, they were awarded 95 points at the “International Baltic Sea Choir Competition” winning second place; they also received the award for best performance of the mandatory composition Lux Aeterna by Ēriks Ešenvalds.

Initially, Glasbena matica focused on publishing music scores and specialist publications, gradually developing into a central music education establishment. It attended to the publication of countless works by Slovenian composers and fostered the collecting of folk music, built up an archive of musical works and staged concerts. Adapting to the tide of political change, Glasbena matica has reformulated its activity, adjusting after 130 years to a new climate, but still remaining faithful to its main fields of endeavour: concert organisation, music education and music publishing. However, in view of the rising numbers of new vocal ensembles, more attention has been devoted to vocal music performance.

Music management, concert organization and PR with more than 20 years of experience. Successful cooperation with local and international musicians.

Gora Rocka, a charity three-day rock festival established in 2005, takes place in late June on Šentviška planota (St. Vitus Plateau).

The asocial and tense instrumental trio returned to the concert stage with the new record "Monokrom", which is the fruit of the post-corona era. It was released on New Year's Day and received praise from music critics and demanding listeners. Heavy and atmospheric. Sergej Pojavnik – guitar Tomaž Abram – drums Andraž Zlobec – bass guitar

Macedonian-born clarinet virtuoso Goran Bojčevski is based in Celje. He can appear on stage as a soloist with a prominent orchestra, and the very next day attract audiences to a club performing improvisations to the accompaniment of his band. As a classically trained clarinettist Bojčevski is committed to classical music but also has a passion for ethno, primarily traditional Balkan music.