Maribor International Orchestra 2012 (MIO2012)
Ulica heroja Bračiča 18, SI-2000 Maribor
Phone386 (0) 5 944 0466, 386 31 510 887 (mobile)
Founded byDelavnica Association
Tomo Peršuh, Executive Director
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The four Master Classes in 2010 were held by Branimir Slokar (trombone), Latica Honda-Rosenberg (violin), Wolfram Christ (viola) and Klaus Arp (conducting). In 2010 122 musicians from 21 countries were hosted in Maribor where the MIO2012 concerts were held in the Union Hall. At the opening event (directed by Diego de Brea) the Soldier's Tale by Igor Stravinsky was performed (conducted by Živa Ploj Peršuh) and accompanied by the silent film screening.
The orchestra also toured in Belgrade (Serbia), Ljubljana, Forli and Pesaro (Italy). An important feature of the project is the documentation and further dissemination of the orchestra's achievements so most of the concerts were recorded by Radio Slovenia, Festival Ljubljana or Radio-Television Serbia.
The MIO2012 project is run in collaboration with international partners that assist with the auditions for the summer Academy (in 2010 these were Interkultura (Macedonia) and Balkan Youth Union (Serbia)). Slovene partners were Ljubljana Musical Youth and University of Ljubljana.
See also
External links
- The Maribor International Orchestra 2012 website (in Slovenian, English, Serbian and Macedonian)
