Glasbeni vodič – MOMUS ljubitelja glasbe popelje po poteh snovne glasbene dediščine Slovenije. Interaktivna zasnova spletne publikacije s slikovnim gradivom in podrobnimi opisi omogoča neposreden stik s spomeniki, spominskimi ploščami, spominskimi parki in muzejskimi glasbenimi zbirkami.
MOMUS želi na enostaven in dostopen način vsakomur približati slovensko glasbeno kulturo ter jo postaviti na vidnejše mesto v zavesti domače in mednarodne javnosti.
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The village of Konjšica is the final resting place of illustrious conductor Carlos Kleiber, who withdrew from the hectic pace of professional life to live in pristine nature in the environs of Litija. Offering a glimpse into Kleiber’s private life and musical career, a memorial room was opened to the public in Konjšica, reflecting in
In 1968, on the 90th anniversary of the birth of Vinko Vodopivec, the villagers of Ročinj and members of the Vinko Vodopivec Academic Choir attached a plaque to his birthplace bearing the inscription: “A Slovenian composer of consummate skills drew from his childhood home’s living springs, Slovenian composer, Vinko Vodopivec, born in this house on
In 1992, during the celebrations organised by Kromberk parish and Kromberk – Loke Municipality to mark the 40th anniversary of the death of Vinko Vodopivec, a stone sculpture of the composer was erected on a green in front of the Kromberk parsonage. The statue was made by Zmago Posega. Vinko In 1992, during the celebrations organised
The first monument dedicated to Vinko Vodopivec was erected in 1966 by residents of Kromberk and the Old Gorizia Student Club in a landscaped area surrounding the Kromberk parsonage. Designed by architect Ivan Kraigher as a tile-roofed wall, the monument bears a memorial plaque engraved with the first notes from Vodopivec’s songs O, Marija Tolažnica
The concert hall, opened in 1905 in a hotel whose modern architecture surpassed all others in the region – the present-day Grand Hotel Union –, became an important musical venue at the beginning of the 20th century. The Grand Hotel Union concert hall, today located in a cultural and congress centre that enjoys the status
The present-day Union Hall is the only surviving building constituting the former Goetz Brewery (named after Tomaž Goetz from Württemberg), the leading Maribor brewery from the 1860s until World War I. Experiencing strong growth, the establishment employed the most advanced brewing technology in all of the Slovenian Štajerska (Styria) region. The brewery’s main building, Goetz
For over three decades, Trubar’s Homestead has been the main memorial site dedicated to Primož Trubar. The Homestead includes a memorial house that affords an informative insight into his work and historical importance. Trubar’s Homestead features a memorial house, a mill, a water-driven sawmill, an inn with a souvenir shop and a gallery, as well
A memorial plaque was installed in 2018 in memory of Czech maestro Václav Talich, a preeminent conductor important for developing Slovenia’s music life and promoting Slovenian music. It was unveiled during the 33rd Slovenian Music Days’ closing ceremony. Designed by Robert Žvokelj and made by sculptor Metod Frlic, the commemorative plaque was attached next to
Located in Congress Square, the Slovenian Philharmonic is one of Ljubljana’s main iconic buildings. A landmark adorning the heart of the city, the venue, with a monumental historical façade, two auditoriums, a labyrinth of auxiliary rooms and a myriad of interesting small details, has a rich and fascinating history. A moat surrounding the New Square
In addition to scores by national composers, the Franciscan Monastery Novo mesto sheet-music collection contains traces of diverse international music influences left through the previous centuries, primarily by Czech, German and Italian composers, in Novo mesto. The extent and content of the materials kept in the Novo mesto Monastery give sufficient grounds to surmise that