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‘Philharmonic Week’ in Mostar

Published: May 11, 2013
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violin-06As a part of Mostar Spring 2013, a Philharmonic Week will be organised in Mostar in cooperation with Belgrade, Zagreb and Slovenian Philharmonics and regional project of those philharmonics called ‘Pika-Točka-Tačka’.

On that occasion in hotel ‘Ero’ in Mostar, there will be a press conference which will be held on 14 May and heads of aforementioned philharmonics will participate, as well as manager of Symphonic Orchestra of Mostar Darko Nikolić.

According to Miljenko Puljić, this concert and other activities of Mostar Spring will give support to Symphonic Orchestra of Mostar and connect it with musicians from Zagreb, Belgrade, Ljubljana and it will also enable the festival to have top class program and excellent music.

(Fena)

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