Events

We are opening our brand new Festival Prečkanja - Sconfinamenti with an inimitable concert of three world renowned pianist super-virtuosos of the new generation.

The concert will feature the best of the exceptional young musicians, who have made it through the selection process to participate in the international Festival Prečkanja – Sconfinamenti Piano Masterclass under the artistic direction of Alexander Gadjiev.

Pianist Noam Sivan is the world’s leading pioneer of classical improvisation and a highly productive composer.

One of the fastest rising stars of her generation, Italian cello virtuoso and accomplished pianist Miriam Prandi has already garnered worldwide recognition.

»… lively and forthright, with an agile, light voice. Her ‘Deh vieni’ was one of the evening’s highlights, reflecting deep, genuine love for Figaro ….«

Building on the interregional concept of the Borderless Quartet, the Beyond Quintet is composed of virtuosos from all continents. As is the prerogative of Festival Prečkanja – Sconfinamenti, its members are world-class musicians making their mark as we speak.

The high level of the pianists selected to participate in Alexander Gadjiev’s piano masterclass promises concert evenings we won’t soon forget.

The high level of the pianists selected to participate in Alexander Gadjiev’s piano masterclass promises evenings we won’t soon forget.

The high level of the pianists selected to participate in Alexander Gadjiev’s piano masterclass promises evenings we won’t soon forget.

The high level of the pianists selected to participate in Alexander Gadjiev’s piano masterclass promises evenings we won’t soon forget.

Borderless Quartet is a modular ensemble, which consistently features two Italian and two Slovenian master musicians and performs music which transcends the differences between these two nations.

“… the syncopated dialogue with the orchestra becomes an intense listening experience … Ciobanu makes us sit up and take notice with long, fine, dreamy trills, underpinned by beautifully extended string cantilenas”.

Described as the “Revolutionary of the lute” by Le Soir, Bor Zuljan excels in playing a variety of early, modern, and traditional plucked-string instruments.

After graduating in piano, organ, organ composition, harpsichord, and conducting Riccardo Cossi, from Trieste, Italy, specialized in organ performance.