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 commemorative plaque was put up at the composer’s birth house on May 25 1958 during the celebration of the municipal holiday. Srečko Kumar Srečko Kumar (1888–1954), choirmaster, pianist, music educator, editor and teacher from Goriška brda, zealously devoted his efforts to conducting youth choirs and the development of music education in Primorska (The Littoral).
Spominsko ploščo Srečku Kumarju so 25. maja 1958, na dan občinskega praznika, odkrili na njegovi rojstni hiši. Srečko Kumar Srečko Kumar (1888–1954), zborovodja, pianist, glasbeni pedagog, urednik glasbene literature in učitelj iz Goriških brd, se je vneto posvečal mladinski zborovski glasbi in razvoju glasbenega šolstva na Primorskem. Mlademu Srečku se je ljubezen do glasbe prvič
A group memorial dedicated to Slovenian composers stands in Žale Cemetery in Ljubljana. Four columns bear inscriptions of the names and dates of the following musicians and composers: Emil Adamič, Matej Hubad, Zorko Prelovec, Vasilij Mirk, Anton Lajovic, Danilo Švara, Mirko Polič, Slavko Osterc, Marij Kogoj, Ferdo Juvanec and Ferdo Juvanec Senior. Placed in the
Skupinsko obeležje slovenskih skladateljev stoji na ljubljanskih Žalah. Na štirih stebrih so zapisana imena in letnice glasbenikov in skladateljev Emila Adamiča, Mateja Hubada, Zorka Prelovca, Vasilija Mirka, Antona Lajovca, Danila Švare, Mirka Poliča, Slavka Osterca, Marija Kogoja, Ferda Juvanca in Ferda Juvanca starejšega. V središču stoji poprsje Davorina Jenka, narodnega buditelja in skladatelja, zaradi katerega
In 2001, the Regional Archives in Nova Gorica purchased the legacy of Srečko Kumar, which contains an extensive collection of manuscript and printed music scores by numerous Slovenian composers, painstakingly compiled newspaper clippings of reviews and critiques of choir performances conducted by Kumar and copies of photographs. The legacy is divided into several thematic sections,
Pokrajinski arhiv v Novi Gorici je leta 2001 odkupil zapuščino Srečka Kumarja, ki vsebuje bogato zbirko rokopisnih in tiskanih glasbenih del številnih slovenskih skladateljev, skrbno urejene časopisne članke s kritikami in ocenami nastopov zborov, ki jih je vodil Kumar, ter preslikave fotografij. Zapuščina je razdeljena na več tematskih sklopov, ki predstavljajo Kumarjevo zasebno življenje (osebne
The plaque commemorating fallen composers was attached to the façade of the Academy of Music in Ljubljana. The memorial is dedicated to resistance fighters who died during WWII while engaged in the struggle for national liberation as members of the 14th Division and during the German offensive on Paški Kozjak. These fighters included the Partisan
A monument was erected in front of the birthplace of composer Matija Bravničar in 1995, a bronze bust made by Mirsad Begić. As the house is undergoing renovation, the statue was entrusted to Tolmin Museum, and is currently housed in the museum depot. Matija Bravničar Composer Matija Bravničar (1897–1977) holds a permanent place in Slovenian
Leta 1995 so pred rojstno hišo skladatelja Matija Bravničarja postavili spomenik. Gre za doprsni portret v bronu, ki ga je izdelal Mirsad Begić. Zaradi prenove hiše so ga kasneje prenesli v Tolminski muzej, kjer ga trenutno hranijo v depoju. Matija Bravničar Skladatelj Matija Bravničar (1897–1977) se je v slovensko glasbeno zavest zapisal kot pomemben simfonik
Since 1995, a plaster cast dedicated to the composer has adorned the lobby of the Tolmin Museum. The original sculpture was made by France Gorše, and the copy by Momo Vuković. The statue is owned by the Bravničar family. Matija Bravničar Composer Matija Bravničar (1897–1977) holds a permanent place in Slovenian musical consciousness as an