The 6th International Festival of Chamber Music Convivium Musicum opened last night in the Hall of the First Kragujevac Gymnasium. At the very beginning, the audience was addressed by Jovana Radovanovic, President and Manager of the Festival, and on behalf of the City of Kragujevac Stefan Nikezic, Assistant of City Mayor for the Advancement of Youth in Local Government. Read More →
The Festival Ensemble Convivium Musicum has become a standard and inseparable part of the Festival and its previous releases. To our great satisfaction, the audience and the professional public react very positive every year to this ensemble’s concept and its existence within the Festival, which is why the 6th International festival of chamber music Convivium Musicum has three concerts at which Festival ensembles will perform. Read More →
The International festival of chamber music Convivium Musicum begins on Tuesday, September 10th. The honour to open the sixth edition of the Festival was given to the national ensemble from Novi Sad – the ANIMATO piano quartet. Read More →
We have the greatest pleasure to announce, for the sixth time in a row, an event during which we every year celebrate chamber music. This year, our music festivity – 6th International festival of chamber Music Convivium Musicum – will take place from September 10th to 13th. Read More →
Ukoliko volite klasičnu muziku, nova poznanstva, druženje i želite da učestvujete u organizaciji i realizaciji kulturne manifestacije, pozivamo Vas da budete deo ovogodišnjeg 6. Internacionalnog festivala kamerne muzike Convivium Musicum, koji će se održati u periodu od 10. do 14. septembra 2019. godine. Popunite upitnik koji se nalazi na ovoj stranici i postanite volonter naše organizacije. Prijava za volontere traje… Read More →
Double bassist Dusan Kostic held a concert, on June 15 in the Hall of the First Kragujevac Gymnasium, within the concert season Convivium Musicum ‘19 with piano collaboration by Tijana Simonovic. Read More →
The fourth concert of the season Convivium Musicum ’19 we devoted to the instrument, which is less likely to be seen in solo appearances on concert podiums. The double bass is adorned with a powerful sound and a grandiose volume that is considered to be the carrier of the entire orchestra. A powerful, but also a mild, sensual side of the contrabass will be shown by Dusan Kostic, at the concert on Saturday, June 15th. Read More →
At the next concert of the Convivium Musicum ’19 season, which will be held on Thursday, April 25th, audience in Kragujevac will have the opportunity to hear prominent domestic pianist Nebojsa Maksimovic.
Piano is the choice of Nebojsa Maksimovic since the second year of his life. He started musical education in his native Belgrade as a four-year-old. Apart from his master’s degree at two academies – the Faculty of Music Arts in Belgrade and the Academy of “Santa Cecilia” in Rome, he defended first artistic doctorate at FMU in Belgrade and thus became the first doctor of arts in our country. Read More →
Listening to the concert of the pianist Eugen Indjic, who is according to all odds one of the greatest living interpreters of Frederik Chopin’s work, it was precisely this ‘phenomenon of silence’ after the concert that was necessary for us to translate his art of playing into words. In the crowded Hall of the First Kragujevac Gymnasium, with an intimate atmosphere and a general impression of immense modesty, extraordinary technical possibilities and strong internal charge, pianist Eugen Indjic conveyed to us a sense of authentic sincerity, love for music and passionate enthusiasm for his call. Read More →
After a magnificent concert held on Sunday, a formal reception was held for pianist Eugen Indjic, at the City Hall of Kragujevac on Monday, March 18th. Maestro was received in front of the city was by Mr. Aleksandar Stajn, assistant to Mayor for internal and international cooperation. Beside the honourable guest, the representatives of the city and the representatives of our Association, the reception was attended also by prof. Dr Dubravka Jovicic, pianist and professor at the Faculty of Music Arts in Belgrade. Read More →
