The Slovenian clarinetist, conductor and professor works as a full professor of clarinet at the Academy of Music at the University of Ljubljana and as a professor of clarinet and conductor of the Wind Orchestra at the Ljubljana Conservatory of Music and Ballet. He has recorded 22 CDs and co-authored the monograph “Clarinet”. He collaborates with many musicians and ensembles in several genres of music. He performs concerts around the world.

Horn player Andrej Žust is noted for being among the handful of Slovenian musicians who have joined some of world’s most prestigious orchestras. Žust’s dreams were fulfilled when he passed the auditions with the Berlin Philharmonic, an orchestra that has collaborated with some of the most prominent classical music figures.

The studio combines vintage analogue technology and modern digital tools. Location: Šentjernej

Anej Černe (b. 1994) is a representative of Slovenia’s younger generation of composers. He studied composition and musical theory at the Ljubljana Academy of Music under Prof. Dušan Bavdek. His works are performed by soloists, choirs, chamber ensembles, and orchestras at home and abroad. He composes for diverse ensembles, with a strong sense for literary text and spiritual and existential themes. He was awarded the Prešeren Prize of the Academy of Music. Key works include Circum tempus, Oblaki življenja, Mottetto.

Anika Horvat is a Slovenian pop singer from Koper. She began her musical journey at the age of nine, encouraged by her father, composer Ferry Horvat. She rose to fame in 1996 by winning the Melodije morja in sonca festival with the song “Lahko noč, Piran.” Throughout her career, she has participated in numerous music festivals, including Slovenska popevka, where she won twice. Her best-known songs include “Do roba in še čez,” “Lahko noč, Piran,” “Ne čakaj na maj,” and “Ti zavajaj me.”

Each summer, Ana's festival offers a vast array of open-air music events held in Rogaška Slatina at different locations in the health park. The festival usually features around 40 concerts, which include different musical genres, ranging from classical, blues, tango, chanson, jazz, klezmer, flamenco, and others.

Internationally renowned musician Anja Bukovec is one of Slovenia’s most successful violinists. Her albums of classical music top the sales charts. In the course of her prolific career, she collaborated with exceptional Slovenian musicians and artists such as Janez Matičič, Uroš Lajovic, Marko Letonja, Antont Nanut, Janez Lotrič, Boris Cavazza, and the band Terrafolk. She also collaborated with internationally acclaimed musicians En Shao, Alan Buribayev, Timothy Redmond, and multiple BAFTA Award-winner Christopher Gunning, as well as with world-renowned pop musicians Die Fantastichen 4, Marla Glen, Marque, Jeff Healey, et. al. She performed for numerous Slovenian and European notables including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Anja Hrastovšek is a Slovenian jazz and fusion vocalist, choir leader, and vocal coach. She leads ensembles like Soul, Jazz in Jaz and The Oakleys, and performs with groups such as Jazzva and Etnomad. As a vocal coach, she teaches in Ljubljana and Novo mesto, and directs choirs including Coro (medical students) and Crystal Queer Choir. Hrastovšek also organizes the “Songbirds” concert series, showcasing emerging vocalists in Ljubljana.  

Ankaranska bandima is a one-day nonprofit festival of alternative music, which is annually held in Ankaran.

Modrijani is a four-member boy band active in the field of popular folk music since 2000. With "a cappella" singing, it also preserves the more traditional Slovene folk music.