Saxophonist, conductor and composer Tadej Tomšič is one of the most prominent Slovenian jazz musicians, he has been a member and conductor of the Big Band of RTV Slovenia for many years. He has been involved in music since the age of six. His first love was the clarinet, which he changed for the saxophone after enrolling at the University of Music and Visual Arts in Graz, Austria, and at the same time devoted himself completely to jazz. In 1998, as one of the best graduates of his generation, he returned to Ljubljana and joined the ranks of the RTV SLO Big Band as the first tenor saxophonist. Already in 2004, he became one of its regular conductors. He participated in more than 1,000 concerts and in a long line of prominent projects, a year ago also on Mia Žnidarič's new album Love You Madly.

A native of Slovenian Prlekija region, singer-songwriter Vesenjak writes and sings in his local dialect. He has repeatedly won awards at the KantFest International singer-songwriter festival and contest.

Driven by a deep desire for creating, composer Tadeja Vulc studied composition at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana under Assoc. Prof. Uroš Rojko and furthered her studies in composition at the University of Music in Vienna with composer Michael Jarrell. Since 1995, Tadeja Vulc has been devoting her time to choral conducting. She has conducted many different choirs and ensembles in various projects throughout the country and abroad, and received numerous awards in recognition of choral performance and repertoire selection.

A bar and a club that holds concerts and other events in its basement hall. Location: Celje

Mezzosoprano and harpist Tanja Vogrin’s main focus of interest is the exploration of early vocal techniques and historically informed performance. Noted for accompanying herself on the harp, Tanja Vogrin is a founding member of the Concerto di Margherita, an ensemble whose focus lies in reviving self-accompaniment. She gives regular concerts throughout Europe as a soloist or with different ensembles and inspires young musicians at home and abroad as a knowledgeable teacher.

An international summer chamber music event, the Tartini Festival is dedicated to the Piran-born composer Giuseppe Tartini. In addition to presenting Tartini’s music, the festival also features great international and Slovenian composers and works by contemporary artists who draw inspiration from Tartini’s art.

The house is the seat of the Italian community in Slovenia and is used as a venue for cultural projects, exhibitions and various arts workshops. Occupying the first floor, Tartini’s memorial room displays the artist’s personal belongings bequeathed to the Tartini family. Location: Piran

The group Teo Collori and Momento Cigano plays a mix of Romani and swing music. It is a project that weaves together new and fresh stories with nostalgia. The musicians offer authored music in a style that brings to life a time of salon music, cigars, Charleston and lacquer shoes.

Terranigma is the alias of DJ / producer Črt Trkman, also known as Freeverse, who has been active on the local scene for the past 10 years. Terranigma is a throwback to his youth and a nod to the influences, which set him on his musical path. This is manifested through intricately arranged jungle breaks floating somewhere between UK aesthetics and the classic electro sounds of the early noughties. He has released music on the compilation “Gibanica Vol. 2” and EP “Booster Pack”, out on Kamizdat.