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A memorial plaque dedicated to Gregor Rihar was unveiled at the Polhov Gradec parish church on the bicentennial of his birth in 1996, the year that Pope John Paul II visited Slovenia. Gregor Rihar Composer Gregor Rihar (1796–1863) devoted himself primarily to vocal music, veering between simple classicism and emerging romanticism. Alongside Luka Dolinar and
In 1896, in commemoration of the centennial of the birth of composer Gregor Rihar (1796–1863), a memorial plaque was attached to his birthplace in Pristava. On the bicentennial of the composer’s birth, a bronze portrait by Edo Dolinar was affixed above the plaque. In 2020, cultural society Gregor Rihar from Polhov Gradec had the memorial
A bust of Gregor Rihar, made by academy-trained sculptor Edo Dolinar, stands in the Manor garden, which is also adorned by a statue of Count Blagaj. It was erected in 2014 during the celebration of the municipal holiday. Gregor Rihar Composer Gregor Rihar (1796–1863) devoted himself primarily to vocal music, veering between simple classicism and
The Slovenian Alpine Museum houses a vast collection of items with a rich historical background. The diversified photographic and archival materials and extensive specialist library offer insight into the mass appeal and significance of mountaineering in Slovenia. The collection also contains artefacts related to music. The exhibits on view include items that belonged to Jakob
In 2015, the Tolmin Museum and the Municipality of Tolmin had a bronze bust erected to commemorate the centennial of the composer’s birth. The memorial, located in front of the Tolmin Music School, was made by Mirsad Begić. The statue had previously stood (from 2002) in Tolmin Town Square (Mestni trg). The inscription reads: “Makso
On the initiative of the local Mixed Choir Milan Pertot, in commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of Pertot’s death, in 1987, a memorial plaque was attached to his birthplace in Barcola, a neighbourhood of Trieste. Milan Pertot Slovenian teacher and choirmaster Milan Pertot (1900–1967) graduated from the Teacher Training College in Koper, where he studied
In 2011, on the 80th anniversary of his birth and the 10th anniversary of the death of Ignacij Ota, the Slovenian Cultural Society Valentin Vodnik of San Dorligo della Valle had a memorial plaque attached to the façade of the composer’s birthplace. Ignacij Ota Ignacij Ota (1931–2001) was a culture professional, composer, conductor and teacher,
Together with the Ptuj Veduta, the Orpheus Monument is the symbol of the oldest Slovenian town. Originally a grave marker, the monument was erected in the 2nd century AD; it is now located in the very centre of the old city. It is considered to be the oldest surviving public lapidary monument (stone monolith) in
The Municipality of Tolmin and Music School Tolmin had the plaque put up in 2002, on the 150th anniversary of the singer’s birth. Gabrijela Mrak Gabrijela Mrak (1852–1928) was an opera singer and educator from Tolmin. She carved out an illustrious international singing career that spanned all the way to opera venues in Vienna and
A bronze bust on a marble column bearing a memorial plaque was erected on the fiftieth anniversary of the composer’s death. The bust was made in 1993 by sculptor Metod Frlic. Josip Lavtižar Josip Lavtižar (1851–1943) was a Slovenian priest, musician, composer, travel writer and historian. He composed religious music according to the guidelines of