Bratislava Music Agency
Záhumenská 3/A
841 06 Bratislava 4
Slovakia
Slovakia Cantat 2025
April 24 - 27, 2025, April 23 - 26, 2026, Bratislava
April 24 - 27, 2025, April 23 - 26, 2026, Bratislava
Ensembles
Mladinski pevski zbor Mavrica
Slovenia
Mladinski pevski zbor Mavrica comes from the land of storks, cymbals, and good people. The people of Prekmurje are cheerful, and song is a faithful companion on many occasions. Singing at the school has a long and rich tradition, with the choir participating in every school event and various community events. It also takes part in regional choir meetings, consistently receiving high marks. Each year, the choir is selected to participate in regional competitions, earning three silver and three gold awards. In 2011, the choir was chosen as one of the 13 most talented junior choirs in Slovenia and performed at the major event Travelling Music in Ljubljana. Over the years, the choir has competed in several international competitions, including Svatky pisni (Olomouc), Vallis Aurea Cantat (Požega, Croatia), Slovakia Cantat (Bratislava), and Lege Artis (Tuzla, Bosnia), winning multiple silver and gold prizes.
Alenka Brulc-Šiplič
Conductor / Leader
Alenka Brulc-Šiplič completed her studies in music pedagogy at the Faculty of Education in Maribor in 1985. She worked for six years at Primary School Gornji Petrovci and, since 1991, has taught music and conducted the children's and junior choirs at Primary School Tišina. Both choirs have been highly successful, consistently receiving excellent grades at the regional level and earning several silver and gold prizes in regional competitions. They have also participated in national competitions, where they earned two bronze and several silver prizes. From 1992 to 2012, she conducted the Mixed Choir Štefan Kovač from Murska Sobota, which competed in international competitions in countries such as Finland (Tampere), Greece (Rhodes), Czech Republic (Chlumec, Olomouc), Slovakia (Bratislava), Hungary (Budapest), Italy (Rome, Riva del Garda, Verona), and Austria (Graz, Linz), winning several silver and gold prizes. The choir also performed in Switzerland and the USA. Throughout these years, she has continually furthered her education by attending national and international choir seminars, including the European Choir Symposium for Choral Music in Ljubljana in 1995 and the World Choral Symposium in Rotterdam in 1999. She also participated in two World Choir Olympics, held in Linz and Graz.
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