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Gimnazija Kranj Christmas Concert Series - Anniversary Edition Series. In this series, I am going to re-upload some of the milestones from our performing and recording productions in the last 15 years. This recording is a true legend. National Radio's balance engineer, Mitja Krže, crafted a phenomenal soundscape that perfectly captures the performance. The orchestra, featuring a generation of musicians now sought after by the world's finest ensembles, delivers this milestone recording with unmatched mastery and artistry. These musicians can now be heard performing with the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Tonhalle Zürich, Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra, Vienna State Opera, Frankfurt Opera, Kremerata Baltica, Bavarian State Opera, and other prestigious orchestras around the globe. Our own master engineer, Iztok Zupan, meticulously restored this beautiful audio material, resulting in a spectacular sonic marvel. Experience this legendary performance, considered one of the best available on YouTube.The Slavonic Dances (Czech: Slovanské tance) are a series of 16 orchestral pieces composed by Antonín Dvořák in 1878 and 1886 and published in two sets as Op. 46 and Op. 72 respectively. Originally written for piano four hands, the Slavonic Dances were inspired by Johannes Brahms's own Hungarian Dances and were orchestrated at the request of Dvořák's publisher soon after composition. The pieces, lively and full of national character, were well received at the time and today are considered among the composer's most memorable works, occasionally making appearances in popular culture.

Op. 72 No. 7 (15) in C major (Kolo)

Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra
conductor: Nejc Bečan

FLAVTE (FLUTES): Aleksandra Pleterski, Katja Stanovšek, Zarja Hude, Neža Čadež, Manca Teran, Pia Krumpestar, Katjuša Rupnik, Anja Kišek; PIKOLO (PICCOLO) Manca Rozman; OBOE: Pavli Kac Ana Stoshitzky; KLARINETI (CLARINETS): Nadja Drakslar, Uroš Gorenc, Drejc Flajnik, Domen Kos; BAS KLARINET (BASE CLARINET): Jan Šifrer; FAGOTI (BASOONS): Arpad Balazs Piri, Miha Petkovšek; ROGOVI (FRENCH HORNS): Žiga Cesar, Marko Pirc, Miha Lončar, Klever Felicio; TROBENTE: Aleš Klančar, Anžej Remšak, Marko Novak; POZAVNE: Domen Gantar, Žan Škrjanec, Filip Istenič; EVFONIJ: Nina Tajč; TUBA: Tilen Oblak; TOLKALA: Dan Ažman Pistotnik, Domen Blaznik, Vid Ušeničnik, Miha Ogris: KLAVIR (PIANO): Monika Podlogar, Rok Zupanc, Katja Jerič, Ana Maria Beguš; VIOLINE 1 (FIRST VIOLINS): Nejc Avbelj, Neža Capuder, Peter Jud, Oskar Longyka, Klavdija Jarc Bezlaj, Mojca Batič, Ajda Porenta, Dora Rakar, Tina Zajec, Neža Piry, Katarina Miklavčič, Evita Oberžan, Domen Lorenz; VIOLINE 2 (SECOND VIOLINS): Uroš Bičanin, Matija Udovič, Tjaša Gorjanc, Nina Pečar, Klara Gruden, Daniel Perez Tujillo, Laura Bartelj, Tonka Pogačnik, Eva Dukarič, Ana Marija Lazari, Vivijana Rogina; VIOLE (VIOLAS): Špela Pirnat, Neža Papler, Anuša Plesničar, Vanja Kojić, Jurij Gracej, Neža Sečnik, Hana Lavrinc, Anita Gnamuš, Urša Žun, Martin Kokošinek; VIOLONČELA (CELLOS): Urh Mrak, Arslan Hamidulin, Lucija Rupert, Alenka Piotrowicz, Katarina Kozjek, Nika Vremšak, Klara Pahor, Katarina Minatti, Ana Zupan; KONTRABASI (DOUBLE BASSES): Grega Rus, Todor Markovič, Andrej Kašič, Gašper Livk, Joana Gonzales Subira, Arthur Piotrowicz; HARFA (HARPS): Urša Rihtaršič Ajda Krišelj; SAKSOFONI (SAXOFONES): Gal Grobovšek, Urša Uršič, Manca Krivec; BAS KITARA/KITARA (BASS GUITAR / GUITAR): Luka Štibelj, Urh Zupan, Rok Klančar, Karim Zajec; HARMONIKA (ACCORDEON): Ana Lombar

Cinema crew:
PPZ production, TAJUS production, MOPS production
assistants: Dan Ažman, Gal Nagode, Jakob Zevnik
Crane and dolly grip: Marjan Cerar
Production lead and Executive producer: Juš Hrastnik
Script: Primož Zevnik in Juš Hrastnik
Directon and editorial: Primož Zevnik

Special thanks:
Folklorna skupina ISKRAEMECO: https://folklora.si
Arboretum Volčji potok: https://www.arboretum.si
Park Brdo: https://brdo.si/sl/park-brdo
Apartmaji Tromostovje located in Ljubljana centre:
Mateja Košir, TV Ambienti

Productions
Gimnazija Kranj
MOPS
VPK
PPZ (Produkcija Primož Zevnik)
KLOPOTEC
YASMIN, d.o.o.
TAJUS (Producer Juš Hrastnik)

Concert and broadcast director: Primož Zevnik

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