Artists

Named after the toccata of the same name by Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger, L’Arpeggiata has specialized entirely in the performance of 17th century music.

Darija Auguštan (Zagreb, 1996) is currently finishing her solo singing studies at the Zagreb Academy of Music under Snježana Bujanović-Stanislav

Driven by a deep cultural curiosity, Fabio Biondi is a musician ceaselessly in pursuit of a style that is free from constraints.

The JM Jazz World Orchestra continues to thrive under the mentorship of Luis Bonilla, who returns for his eight season as Artistic Director.

Croatian theatre director and dramaturge present in the field of European contemporary dance

She gave her first performance with the Tbilisi Chamber Orchestra when she was six years old and was performing internationally by the age of ten.

She started dancing flamenco practically since she was born, at the age of two in a flamenco dance academy in her village.

Academic choir ''Ivan Goran Kovačić'' was founded in 1948. The choir was directed by highly regarded Croatian musicians Mladen Jagušt, Duško Prašelj, Lovro Županović, Adalbert Marković, Dinko Fio, Vladimir Kranjčević, Saša Britvić and Luka Vukšić.

Alexandra Conunova has been hailed by her virtuosity, warm tone, impressive range of color, and flawless technique.

Croatian Baroque Ensemble is the first and the most prominent Croatian ensemble specialising in historically informed interpretation of early music on original instruments and their replicas.

The Croatian Radiotelevision Symphony Orchestra is one of the oldest European radio orchestras

Marcos de Silvia began playing the guitar at the age of 8 with the guidance of Professor Eusebio López.

Juan de la María is a cantaor from a gypsy family with roots in Jerez and one of today’s most prominent flamenco singers, regularly performing at major flamenco tablaos.

Krešimir Dolenčić (1962) was born in Zagreb. Having completed both the classical grammar and the secondary music school, he began to study theatre direction at the Zagreb University Academy of Theatre, Film and Television

DSO regularly performs with well-known local and internationally renowned artists, interpreting works

At the age of 26 Valentin Egel became chief conductor and musical director of the Croatian National Theatre in Rijeka

Margareta's music is characterized by its distinct impulsiveness and expressive constructions that explore the connection between the refined, the sensual and the abstract.

Tenor Filip Filipović (1997) graduated from the Zagreb Academy of Music in the class of Professor Giorgio Surian.

The Linđo Folklore Ensemble was established in Dubrovnik in 1964

Vittorio Grigolo is one of the most important tenors in the opera scene, with a career marked by unforgettable artistic encounters.

The JM Jazz World Orchestra is the world’s premier international jazz orchestra, comprised of around 20 young professionals from 15+ different countries selected through a global annual audition.

Baritone Leon Košavić completed his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the Zagreb Academy of Music under the mentorship of Giorgio Surian

Sebastian Lang-Lessing is Music Director of the Korean National Opera and Music Director Emeritus of the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra.

Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, Nino Machaidze is one of today’s most brilliant artists, having made important international debuts at such theaters.

­­­Gergely Madaras is Music Director of the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège since 2019.

Recognised at the highest international level as one of the UK’s leading accompanists, Malcolm Martineau has performed worldwide alongside the world’s greatest singers.

He started learning violin at the age of 8 at the Ivan Matetić Ronjgov Music School in Rijeka.

Mezzo-soprano Martina Mikelic was born in Split, Croatia and studied singing at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna (MDW), where she received her Master's Degree in the Concert class of Univ.-Prof. Robert Holl.

Born in Croatia, bass Marko Mimica regularly performs at major theaters around the world such as the Gran Teatre del Liceu, ABAO Bilbao, Teatro Colón Buenos Aires, Teatro Regio Turin, Deutsche Oper Berlin.

Born in Dubrovnik in 1952, as a theatre director he is almost entirely tied to the Lero Student Theatre

Jan Niković is a Croatian pianist and winner of numerous renowned competitions.

The Austrian conductor Christina Pluhar is one of the most innovative musicians on the early music scene.

In the summer of 2013, Rhani Krija meets Marialy Pacheco for the first time and both musicians get along instantly - personally and musically.

In their brilliant new adaptations, they work on pop, jazz, swing, folk music, klezmer, and famous melodies from big Hollywood films in addition to classical works.

Acclaimed for her “deeply moving” performances (Hamburger Abendblatt), Alina Pogostkina, winner of the 2005 Sibelius Competition in Helsinki, performs at many of the world’s most renowned festivals and concert venues.

The Quinta Essentia ensemble, founded in 2020, already reveals its intention to gather young and representative musicians specialized in the so-called historically conscious performance, with its name, which signifies a focus on the deepest ethereal core of music.

At the age of six, Matteo Ivan Rašić joined the Wilten Boys' Choir, where he received his first singing lessons.

Croatian conductor Ivan Repušić studied conducting at the Zagreb Academy of Music

Sitkovetsky Trio has established itself as an exceptional piano trio of today.

Croatian mezzo-soprano Ivana Srbljan has finished singing studies and music theory studies at the Academy of Music in Zagreb.

Vito Taufer was born in 1959 in Ljubljana.

The King’s Singers were officially formed in 1968 when six recent choral scholars from King’s College, Cambridge gave a concert at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall.

He has served as the director of the Marin Držić City Theatre in Dubrovnik since November 2018.

Trio Elogio was founded in 2009 by three musicians who studied under Prof. Darko Petrinjak at the Zagreb Academy of Music: Petrit Çeku, Pedro Ribeiro Rodrigues and Tomislav Vukšić.

Violinist Laura Vadjon is the first ever Croatian baroque violinist, one of the initiators of new stylistic movements and the leading name of early music in Croatia.

Superstar soprano Sonya Yoncheva has been heralded as one of the most acclaimed and exciting performers of her generation.

The Zagreb Soloists have retained their exceptional quality, which they regularly showcase at prestigious international concert halls

Viktorija Čop graduated in composition from Music Academy in Zagreb in class of professor Željko Brkanović.