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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Tartinijeva rojstna hiša, ki stoji v nizu hiš ob severni strani Tartinijevega trga, je kulturni spomenik meščanske arhitekture. Po celostni konservatorski obnovi v letih 1988–1992 so bile v njej predstavljene in restavrirane stenske poslikave, ki so nastale predvsem po naročilu Tartinijevega nečaka, kapetana Pietra Bartolomea Tartinija. Stavba stoji na mestu gotske hiše Casa Pizagrua iz
Slovenia’s central museum, and its oldest, the National Museum of Slovenia collects, documents, preserves and researches the movable cultural heritage of Slovenia, which it puts on public display. It boasts a rich archaeological collection of valuable specimens ranging from the Stone Age to the modern era, numismatic and graphic art collections, a historical collection and
In 1948, a musical collection was instated as a subdivision of the National and University Library’s Special Collections Division. Forming part of the National Library’s holdings, the department provides for collecting, processing, maintaining, providing access to, as well as safekeeping and preserving the core national collection of library materials in Slovenian, about Slovenia and Slovenians,
Bled Festival Hall is a congress and arts venue that, due to its cultural importance, enjoys the status of a cultural heritage building. Situated on the shore of Lake Bled, the Hall hosts major artistic performances and concerts, as well as corporate, scientific and political events. Commissioned by the Municipality of Bled, the Festival Hall
Today’s Slovenian National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana dates from 1892, being built more or less concurrently with the National Museum of Slovenia, Narodni dom and the Slovenian Philharmonic which are located in the general vicinity. The new Opera and Ballet Theatre was constructed to fill the gap created in 1887 when the Slovenian Estate
The Narodni dom Maribor cultural and events centre is located in a restored nineteenth-century building that has been listed as a cultural heritage monument. Situated in the heart of Maribor, the National Hall provides a broad array of cultural events, including concerts, festivals, music series and theatre and dance performances. The Narodni dom building is
The Velenje House of Culture (Dom kulture Velenje) was built in 1959, based on designs by architect Oton Gaspari. Listed as a cultural heritage monument, the building’s side exteriors are adorned by graphic designs, and its front facade bears a relief by sculptor Stojan Batič. During the 2003–2006 renovations, the building had up-to-date electrical wiring
A major Ljubljana outdoor venue, listed as a cultural heritage building, Križanke’s various stages host a broad selection of music concerts, as well as dance and theatre performances. Formerly a Monastery of the Holy Cross, the abandoned complex was redesigned as the Križanke open-air theatre, with smaller concert stages. The Auditorium, Križanke’s main stage, provides
Cankarjev dom is the largest Slovenian cultural and congress centre. The beginnings of the central arts institution, which enjoys the status of a cultural monument, go back to the 1970s, when the Romanian conductor Sergiu Celibidache appeared in Slovenia. He conducted a concert at the Slovenian Philharmonic, where the squeaking noises of the time-worn chairs
In 2002, the cultural society SKD Slavec Ricmanje–Log had a plaque attached to Danilo Švara’s birthplace in commemoration of the centennial of the composer’s birth. The inscription reads: Composer and conductor was born in this house In questa casa nacque il compositore e direttore d’orchestra dr. Danilo Švara 1902–1981. On the 100th anniversary of his birth, SKD