Praznik glasbe
Organised bySIGIC
Frequencyannual
Festival dates21.06.2023
Praznik glasbe
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Fête de la Musique first began in 1982 in France at the initiative of the then French Minister of Culture Jack Lang. He came across an intriguing statistic in a study which stated that one out of two French people knows how to play a musical instrument. Thus June 21 was chosen for the promotion of music by encouraging everyone to participate as performers or listeners, making music accessible to all. The idea quickly took hold around the world and made the summer solstice a world event with music celebrated in more than 700 cities in 120 countries.
Musicians are invited to perform on the streets, city squares, parks, balconies and bridges as well as other more unusual venues. They aim is to surprise passers-by and enliven their day as well as make it known far and wide that the city has a rich musical life.
A mixed choir performing on one of Ljubljanica River's bridges at Praznik glasbe 2017
About
The Fête de la Musique took hold in Slovenia in 2011 when the first edition was organised by Glasbena zadruga Celinka. Celinka also organised the Fête the following year. In 2015, following a two-year pause, SIGIC took over the organisation of the festival. Since then the event has taken place without interruption every year. It features musicians and singers of all genres and all generations. Live music concerts are the main focus of the event, which aims to call attention to sound ecology and show that live street music can organically coexist with urban life. Furthermore, it has a positive effect on city inhabitants as opposed to commercial music electronically disseminated by speakers in stores, cafes and restaurants.
Musicians performing on Stari trg (Old Square), a picturesque square located in the old city center of Ljubljana (Praznik glasbe 2022)
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With Praznik glasbe, Slovenia joins the renowned international initiative Fête de la Musique, which annually takes place in more than 120 countries and 400 cities around the world on 21 June. +
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With Praznik glasbe, Slovenia joins the renowned international initiative Fête de la Musique, which annually takes place in more than 120 countries and 400 cities around the world on 21 June. +
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