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The orchestra also toured in Belgrade (Serbia), Ljubljana (Slovenia), 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 orchestra also toured in Belgrade (Serbia), Ljubljana (Slovenia), 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 | + | The MIO2012 project is run in collaboration with the international partners that assist with the auditions for the ''Academy'' (in 2010 these were Interkultura in Macedonia and Balkan Youth Union in Serbia). Slovene partners were [[Ljubljana Musical Youth]] and [[University of Ljubljana]]. |
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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). At the Academy musicians studied two large-scale symphonic programs under the principal conductor Klaus Arp, conductor Živa Ploj Peršuh, and tutors - the soloists of the Slovene Philharmonic Orchestra and RTV Slovenia Symphony Orchestra. At the opening MIO2012 concert the Stravinsky's Soldier's Tale was performed in the Union Hall and directed by Diego de Brea.
The orchestra also toured in Belgrade (Serbia), Ljubljana (Slovenia), 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 the international partners that assist with the auditions for the Academy (in 2010 these were Interkultura in Macedonia and Balkan Youth Union in Serbia). Slovene partners were Ljubljana Musical Youth and University of Ljubljana.
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