Noreia is a five-member group of experienced musicians from Slovenia, that play traditional irish, scottish and breton tunes – not always the traditional way! Recently the band started merging the “celtic” traditions with their own heritage – slovenian folk music – which makes the sound even more unique and exciting!

Situated in the centre of Ljubljana, Nostalgija Café occasionally hosts music concerts. Location: Ljubljana

Throughout the forty years of its continuous operation, the Nova Gorica Cultural Centre has established itself as an important concert venue in the region, Slovenia and beyond. Besides the classical music concert season, the institution's flagship, the Cultural Centre’s musical programme includes diverse series, festivals and cross-border collaborations. Most notably: Music from the Gardens of St. Francis, which takes place in spring in the beautiful surroundings of the Kostanjevica Franciscan monastery in Nova Gorica; Castle Harmonies, three nights of chamber and solo music at Kromberk Castle; the International Saxophone Meeting in Slovenia – SAXGO Festival, which biannually hosts the International Saxophone Competition in Slovenia, as well as workshops and master classes with renowned saxophone educators and musicians; the October Jazz Festival, a cross-border cooperation with the Controtempo Society's Jazz & Wine Festival in Cormons (Italy); and other non-subscription concerts. Location: Nova Gorica

The Nova izba (New Room) bar regularly presents concerts and other events. Location: Šempeter v Savinjski dolini

The NOVA Philharmonic was founded on the initiative of the NOVA Music Society in 2010. The youth symphony orchestra consists of about eighty musicians from the Goriška and Friuli Venezia Giulia regions, secondary and university students attending Slovenian and Italian conservatories and academies, gifted primary school students and amateurs. The orchestra’s carefully selected concert programmes transcend the limitations of the genre and appeal to a broad spectrum of audiences, and its standard classical repertoire testifies to the musicians’ artistic prowess. The orchestra is setting new trends in the area of young musicians’ cultural creativity.

The Novo mesto Symphony Orchestra, the pride of the Novo mesto Music Conservatory, comprises more than ninety musicians. String, wing, brass and percussion teachers form a constituent part of the symphony orchestra. They set an example and offer guidance to the young musicians – both former and current music school students taking their first foray into orchestral playing. However, this does not mean that the orchestra is not open to contributions from other performers. For a number of years, the symphony has extended invitations to a long list of professional soloists, primarily vocalists from different countries and cultural backgrounds. Additionally, both talented students and Music Conservatory teachers are offered a chance to perform with the orchestra as soloists. Each school year, the Symphony Orchestra of the Marjan Kozina Music Conservatory from Novo mesto presents a concert repertoire featuring compositions by Slovenian and foreign composers. The symphony orchestra of the Music Conservatory serves as a complement to the school’s vocal-instrumental study programme and gives students an opportunity to gain practical experience in ensemble playing.

Inspired by the electro and electronic music heritage from Detroit and beyond, Nulla has become one of the mainstays of Ljubljana’s underground scene. Her arrhythmia-inducing sets on sweaty dancefloors always include fine selections of electro gems, obscure techno and experimental passages. In 2021, she released her split EP 068/078-1 with Slovenian talent dvidevat for the domestic label Kamizdat. In 2022, together with two friends, Nulla launched the techno/electro event series CLSTRFNK. Her memorable warm up sets for the electro queen Helena Hauff and UK legend Carl Finlow are proof she is not messing around.

Nuška Drašček Rojko is an outstanding slovenian singer with an extremely wide repertoire ranging from opera/oratorio and lied to blues, gospel, jazz, pop, french chansons and musicals.

An annual festival of original music presented at Ljubljana’s Bežigrad Gallery since 1977, the three-day O•zvočenje Festival (Sound Reinforcement Festival) features composers of electronic, electroacoustic, acoustic and experimental music.

The Oberkrainer Quintett (Slovenian: Gorenjski kvintet) hails from the birthplace of the Avsenik Brothers, the village of Begunje na Gorenjskem. The ensemble started out on its music career in 1997 as a trio, eventually developed into a quintet and was subsequently joined by a male and female vocalist. Whilst primarily focused on the original Avsenik music, Oberkrainer Quintett has a broad repertoire of their own folk-pop compositions, which have captivated the audiences at various folk-pop music festivals and featured on numerous TV and radio shows. Over the past years the Oberkrainer Quintett has regularly appeared at the Avsenik Festival. While primarily performing to Slovenian audiences, the Quintett has a devoted international following, playing mostly in German-speaking countries where the ensemble is known under its German name, the Oberkrainer Quintett.