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The Marij Kogoj memorial room, i.e. a permanent collection dedicated to the composer, is housed in an eleventh-century Gothic building, which also houses the town library, in Kontrada Square in the old town centre of Kanal, a settlement lying on the left bank of the Soča River frequently referred to as Kanal ob Soči. The
The bust of composer Marij Kogoj, made by sculptor Boris Kalin, was erected in 1967 in front of a municipal building in the Trg svobode Square in the town of Kanal ob Soči. Kanal is also the venue for Kogoj’s Days, an annual international festival of contemporary music. Marij Kogoj Composer Marij Kogoj (1892–1956) is
On the centennial of the birth of Franc Premrl, in 1984, a commemorative plaque was attached to his birthplace. It marks the place where during Premrl’s lifetime composers Stanko Premrl, Matija Tomc, Franc Kimovec and others used to meet in the evenings. Franc Premrl Choirmaster and composer Franc Premrl (1884–1948) devoted himself primarily to vocal
The commemorative plaque dedicated to Josip Nolli marks the place of his birth. The two-storey corner house is adorned by a three-axial Baroque façade and a plaque with a timeworn inscription that reads, “On the day of 13 November in the year of 1841, Josip Nolli, an opera singer, director and publicist, was born in
In 1990, a monument to Julij Betetto, designed by architect Marko Mušič and made by sculptors Stojan Batič and Julijan Renko (Renko carved the stone version of Batič’s bronze cast), was erected in front of Ljubljana Opera House. The stone bust of the singer and signing teacher was mounted on a tall plinth, surrounded by
Artist Veno Pilon painted a portrait of composer Marij Kogoj in 1923. The painting forms part of the core collection of the Pilon Gallery in Ajdovščina. Marij Kogoj Composer Marij Kogoj (1892–1956) is a notable representative of early twentieth-century European music, when new compositional techniques were adopted and new approaches created that either redefined tonality
The column dedicated to Davorin Jenko was erected in 1935 next to the house where he lived – near the crossroad of Kolodvorska (now Mala street) with the Šentpetrska (now Trubarjeva street) in commemoration of the centennial of the composer’s birth. It was later moved and erected again at the same place in 1995. The
Erected in 1935 and made of artificial stone, the pyramid-shaped monument bearing an inscription dedicated to the composer marks the site where Davorin Jenko’s birthplace at Dvorje used to stand. An ornamental wrought-iron window grill from Jenko’s family home has been integrated into the fence around the monument. Davorin Jenko Composer Davorin Jenko (1835–1914) is
Made by sculptor Lojze Dolinar, the bust of Davorin Jenko was erected at Cerklje in Gorenjska (Upper Carniola) in 1954. It was designed as a cone with a double fountain by architects Jože Plečnik and Anton Bitenc and built into one of the symmetrical semicircular niches. Davorin Jenko Composer Davorin Jenko (1835–1914) is recognised for
The building in which Josip Ipavec was born stands opposite the birthplace of his father, Gustav. The uniformly designed, single-storey five-bay house from the first half of the 19th century has an oblong ground plan. The exterior features a modest classicistic facade with a pronounced central part – a triangular gable and slightly protruding avant-corps.