Примери коришћења Serbian composers на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Award of Serbian Composers Association.
From 1962 to 1965 he held the post of the President of Association of Serbian Composers.
Lectures Contemporary Serbian composers and their spiritual compositions.
Welcome to the site dedicated to Christian Orthodox music written by Serbian composers.
The first Serbian composers compiled melodies by the Byzantine model.
He is a member of the"Pokret" Trio("Movement") that performs the works of contemporary Serbian composers.
Board Member in the Association of Serbian Composers and Chair of the Section of Classical Music Composers. .
She recorded six shows for Radio Dubrovnik as well as works of Serbian composers for Vienna Radio.
The first award of Serbian Composers Association for"Fantasia" composed for revue orchestra(composer's favorite award).
For us, it was an honour to play a programme in our Cultural Centre that included pieces by both French and Serbian composers.
In the period from 1918 to 1941, Serbian composers showed interest in various stylistic trends, from romanticism to quarter-tone music.
Its founder, first director and chief conductor was Stevan Hristić, one of the most important Serbian composers and conductors.
Concertmaster: Mirjana NeškovićOne of the most eminent Serbian composers, Milan Ristić(1908-1972) received musical training in Belgrade, Paris and Prague.
Its founder, the first director and principal conductor was Stevan Hristic, one of the most important Serbian composers and conductors.
As a part of the program, a concert with performance of pieces by Azerbaijani and Serbian composers was held, a photo exhibition featuring key historical monuments and images of wild nature areas of Nakhchivan and Azerbaijan was organized and a book entitled“ Selection Works” by a decent Son of Nakhichevan, world-famous playwright Mr. Jalil Mammadguluzada translated and published in Serbia was presented.
In three-day contest, 100 musicians from Serbia, Republic of Srpska andRussia will compete in performing classical works of Russian and Serbian composers.
The programme featured classical works by Strauss and Korsakov, Serbian popular songs, andworks by contemporary Serbian composers.
The orchestra's founder, artistic director and chief conductor was Stevan Hristić(1885-1958), one of the most significant Serbian composers and conductors.
Svetislav Božić is a professor at the Faculty of Music Art at the University of Belgrade, andhe undoubtedly is one of the most significant Serbian composers.
Over the course of three days 100 musicians, aged from 13 to 25, from Russian and Serbian music schools and academies,will compete in performing classical works by Russian and Serbian composers.
Since 1996 he has been engaged as a full-time conductor of the orchestra of the RTS, and with them he realized a number of very well received concerts, archived records of rarely performed works, andmany works of Yugoslav and Serbian composers.
These two artists made the audience travel around the world. This duo have already performed on many musical stages in France, Spain, Italy, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Norway, and are yet to perform in Poland, Germany and China.Performances at the Cultural Center are an opportunity for foreign artists to get acquainted with the works of Serbian composers, which are a compulsory part of the program.
Aleksandar Kobac(born 25 April 1971, in Belgrade)is a Serbian composer and arranger.
The work Beethaphase by Jelena Dabić, a Serbian composer living in Germany, was commissioned for the Young Euro Classics festival in Berlin in 2010.
Beethaphase, by Jelena Dabić, a Serbian composer residing in Germany, is an attractive combination of the finale of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and rhythms of the Balkans.
We are pleased to announce a World Premiere of the work Peony(‘Bozur') by Serbian composer Vera Milanković, which she has arranged for the trio, specifically for this occasion.
The Serbian patriotic song March on the Drina was written by Serbian composer Stanislav Binički shortly after the battle to commemorate the victory.
In the house, Stevan Stojanović Mokranjac(1856- 1914)lived and worked, as the most prominent Serbian composer and choirmaster, teacher and collector of folk melodies with which he enriched art music.