Three members of the RTS Symphony Orchestra concertmaster violin Katarina Aleksić, solo oboe Ivana Dakić and viola Marina Popović, along with the guest, cellist Tomasz Pokrzywinsk (Poland), will hold two concerts in Belgrade. Their program will include works by Haydn, Mozzart and Beethoven. With the music of a group of authors known as “Viennese classics”, these artists join the celebration of the 250^th  anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven.

The audience will have the opportunity to listen to this chamber quartet in the Gallery of the City Municipality of Vračar, on Thursday, November 5, and in the Cultural Institution “Parobrod”, on Friday, November 6^th . The concerts start at 7 p.m.

Their idea is that “in a smaller ensemble (in this case, a string trio and quartet with oboe) in a smaller space, with a limited number of audiences, respecting all measures against infection, because we think it’s important that concerts live, through our skills, and through the enjoyment of the listeners. We believe that it is a time for chamber music, a time for joint efforts, mutual support and good will. It’s time for music and beauty to overcome fear. “

Dear All,
We’re preparing another musical surprise in the upcoming year 2020!

The Symphony Orchestra and Maestro Bojan Suđić will take you to an unforgettable walk through the pearls of classical music, on 12 January, at 20 p.m. We will give you just a hint, the great tenor Charles Castronovo will be with us.

We are waiting for you!

Cordially,
RTS Music Production

With the winter holidays approaching, this year the RTS Choir and Symphony Orchestra have prepared for you a major piece of vocal and instrumental music – Christmas Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach. This composition originated from the pen of one of the greatest composers of the Baroque and announces and celebrates Christ’s birth, and on this occasion will be performed for the first time in Belgrade after decades. Join us in celebrating and saying goodbye to the year 2019 in the most solemn way, with the outstanding soloists from the country and abroad and maestro Bojan Suđić, on 28 December, at the Grand Hall of the Kolarac Endowment.

Welcome!

The Christmas Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach was preformed for the first time in 1734, shortly before the most joyous Christian holiday, the birth of Christ. More than 100 years had to pass so that the audience could hear it again.

In anticipation of a performance of this complex and beautiful composition, we invite you to join the concert that will be presented by the RTS Symphony Orchestra and the Choir and its prominent soloists and Maestro Bojan Suđić.

Join us on 28 December at the Great Hall of the Kolarac Endowment, starting at 8 pm. Let’s sing a few themes of this great piece also after the concert!

On Tuesday, November, at Kombank dvorana, starting at 7 pm, will be held DECI NA DAR charity concert.

The revenue from the concert is intended to Bora Stankovic pupils and teachers from the Straza village near Gnjilane on Kosovo and Metohija.

At the concert will participated well-known and young vocal soloist faithful to the Kosovo-Metohija melos, and all participants will be accompanied Radio Television Serbia National Ensemble under the direction of the Sinisa Vicentijevic accordion soloist.

The concert organizers are: Union of Serbian Artists, Independent Union of Serbian Artists, Association of Kosovo and Metohija Artists and Performers, Gracanica House of Culture and RTS Music Production. The concert sponsor is Kombank dvorana.

Dear children and parents,

RTS Music Production organizes audition for admission of new RTS Children’s Choir members.

Children from 10 to 13 years old can apply for the audition.  Application forms are on the mp.rts.rs website. Send completed applications on the email address: protokol.mp@rts.rs

The deadline for submission is November 4, 2019. Subsequently you will be notified on the exact time of the audition.

Kolibri Choir will be presented to the audience in Bogatic in Dom kulture, October 26, at 6pm. On program will be the most famous songs from the rich repertoire of this ensemble, by which is recognized and remembered by many generations. The entrance on the concert is free, and conductor is Ljiljana Randjelovic.

UNICEF invites you to a charity concert on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child: 13 November 2019, at 8 pm at Sava Center. At the concert will perform: Kolibri Choir, Nemanja Radulovic and Stefan Milenkovic with accompanying musicians.

The RTS Choir will perform as a guest in the concert of the Croatian Radio Television Choir and Symphony Orchestra, jointly performing one of the most monumental scores of the era of romanticism – “The German Requiem” by Johannes Brahms. The concert will be held at the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb, Thursday, October 31, starting at 7.30pm. Distinguished artists, soprano Kornelija Ptasek and bass baritone Kresimir Strazanac, will perform as soloists under the baton of Tomislav Facini.

The concert in the Lisinski Concert Hall will be broadcast directly by the Third Channel of Croatian Radio.

The German Requiem is one of the most important pieces from the Brahms’s oeuvre. It is based on a biblical text, in a German translation by Martin Luther. In the form we know it today, with the subsequently composed fifth movement – for soprano soloist and choir, it was completed in 1869, when it was first performed in the Gevandhaus Hall in Leipzig. Although the composer never revealed to whom “Requiem” was dedicated, or what inspired its creation, it is thought to have been the loss of two extremely close persons to Brahms – his mother and Robert Schumann – his mentor and “spiritual father”, as he often called him.

Like every year, and this year`s audition for the Kolibri Choir had a huge interest. In a few days, more than hundred kids between 4 and 8 years has shown their vocal skills in front of four member commission.

The most successful will join the Kolibri and they are:
Dunja Lakić
Ksenija Krnetić
Helena Kostić
Kosana Karaklajić
Mila Radojčević
Sonja Stanković
Jovana Todorović
Leona Sedlar
Jana Šošić
Tjaša Zdravković