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Located in Begunje na Gorenjskem, the Avsenik Museum includes an auditorium that seats 70, exhibition rooms, a shop offering a selection of musical instruments, sheet music, recordings and souvenirs, as well as a restaurant. First opened in 1989, and renovated in 2016, the Museum provides an insight into the Avsenik Brothers’ road to fame –
In 2013, marking the 84th birthday of Slavko Avsenik and the 60th anniversary of the Avsenik Brothers’ life in music, a sculpture was unveiled on the roundabout on the motorway interchange near Lesce. Erected by the Municipality of Radovljica, the monument is dedicated to the pop-folk music of the Avsenik Brothers Ensemble. A keyboard, three
In 1992, the Boljunec’s France Prešeren Cultural Society attached a memorial plaque to the house in Boljunec (Bagnoli della Rosandra) in which the composer lived and worked. Drago Žerjal Drago Žerjal (1920–1989), a member of the Slovenian ethnic minority in Italy, was a choirmaster and musician. He was born into a merchant family in Boršt
The exhibits on show at the Ludvik Viternik memorial room, opened in 2007, include a piano that served Viternik as a composing tool, some of his personal belongings, a Bible and several items of clothing. Ludvik Viternik Ludvik Viternik (1888–1973) was a musician, composer and priest. Most of his compositions are choral songs, and he
In 1999, a commemorative plaque was attached to the house of Ludvik Viternik in Javorje above Črna na Koroškem in honour of his memory. Ludvik Viternik Ludvik Viternik (1888–1973) was a musician, composer and priest. Most of his compositions are choral songs, and he also wrote some piano and chamber music. Born in Stražišče near
Commissioned by the brothers Pietro and Domenico Vatta in 1846, the plaque is the oldest memorial dedicated to the great violin virtuoso and composer in his native town. A GIUSEPPE TARTINI NATO IN QUESTA CASA IL XII APRILE MDCXCII DONDE MOSSE A BEAR EVROPA CON MELODIA DI VIOLINO MARAVIGLIOSA E CON OPERE DI SCIENZA MUSICALE
One of the houses on the north side of Tartini Square, the Tartini House is an example of bourgeois architecture and forms part of the built cultural heritage. During the comprehensive conservation works between 1988 and 1992, wall paintings were uncovered and restored, frescoes primarily commissioned by Tartini’s nephew, Captain Pietro Bartolomeo Tartini. The building
Tartini Square, named after Giuseppe Tartini (1692–1770), Piran’s most famous native, lies in the heart of this compactly built coastal medieval town. The square was once an inner harbour for smaller vessels, a mandrač, which was filled in 1894. The idea to erect a monument dedicated to the violin virtuoso and composer emerged in 1888,
On the centennial of the composer’s birth, Harije local community had a memorial plaque attached to the house situated on the approximate site where his birthplace once stood. Alojzij Mihelčič Alojzij Mihelčič (1880–1975) was a devoted church music composer. Mihelčič was born in Harije. He graduated from the organ school in Ljubljana in 1896, and
On 22 June 2013, at the Barbo Homestead in Mali Kal where Lojze Slak spent his youth, a monument was erected in memory of this legendary pop-folk musician. The memorial (a stone column bearing a bronze plaque with a portrait, dedication and a line from a famous composition by Slak, Pa spet bom vzel harmoniko (I Will