Artist
Slovenian sonic wizard, DJ, composer and keyboardist Miha Šajina aka Shekuza has been creating music for ages. While he is best known for his bands Moveknowledgement and EWOK and his scores for the animated series Koyaa, Šajina now spends most of his time exploring modular synthesis and contemporary electronic music. He recently released his debut album “De Sica”, an intriguing mix of modular techno and cosmic IDM… and probably the best Slovenian electronic music debut in years.
Promoter
The SiBRASS Society serves as a unique platform focused on ongoing realizations of inspiring connections and co-operations between artists and music lovers.
Artist
The five-piece Slovenian rock band Siddharta was formed in 1995. Throughout a career spanning over two decades, Siddharta have confirmed their status as one of the most popular music groups to emerge from Slovenia. Showered with praise since the very beginning, the band that takes its name from a well-known Herman Hesse novel has bagged numerous national music and media awards and kept churning out hits by the dozens. Noted for their own unique sound, Siddharta have played virtually all Slovenian venues and performed extensively on international concert stages.
Artist
Astral voyagers Siderean venture into grotesque celestial sonic realms, melding deep space atmosphere and dissonant death metal abstraction with grand mythopoeic narratives. Their roots grow out of far-reaching influences from the old-school and unfurl toward the stars. The band’s debut “Lost on Void’s Horizon”, released on the Norwegian label Edged Circle Productions in 2021, showcases their own vision, a combination of progressive and technical death metal that is as fascinating and enthralling as it is disorienting.
Institution
SIGIC – Slovenian Music Information Centre creates a database of music spanning all genres and historical periods, publishes a web music magazine Odzven, promotes Slovenian music and music artists both nationally and internationally, releases audio recordings and issues publications on music and musical events, and organises scientific conferences, meetings and lectures on music-related topics. Pursuing an “open door” policy, it is readily accessible to the interested public (providing information virtually, on its website, as well as on site – at the SIGIC centre by its professional associates) and works in partnership with artists and institutions – creators, providers and organisers of Slovenia’s music life.
Artist
The Simfonika Vrhnika Orchestra is one of Slovenia’s first amateur orchestras. Since its formation, the orchestra’s music director has been maestro Marko Fabiani, former member of the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra who shares his knowledge with aspiring musicians, both young and young at heart.
Artist
Conductor, pianist, accompanist and assistant professor at the Academy of Music Simon Dvoršak regularly co-operates with the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Orchestra of the Slovenian National Theatre Maribor, the RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra and the Maribor Festival Orchestra. He specialises in opera and music theatre. During his postgraduate studies in London, Dvoršak was involved in the production of “Into the Woods”, “West Side Story” and “Sweeny Todd” under the musical direction of the renowned Stuart Pedlar. He also devotes his time to mentoring young conductors.
Artist
In 2013, Simon Krečič was appointed Artistic Director of the Slovenian National Theatre Maribor Opera and Ballet. Maestro Krečič is a sought-after conductor of contemporary music and a regular guest of music venues around the world.
Artist
Simon Percic has appeared extensively with orchestras in most European countries. Alongside his conducting engagements, Percic has a burgeoning reputation as a teacher and adjucator and his students have achieved notable success. He was the founder and the artistic director of OrkesterkamP (Summer Music School and Festival) and Svirel (International Competition and Festival) for over a decade.
Venue
The commercial theatre regularly presents live-music acts. The hall’s capacity is 258 seats. Location: Ljubljana