Female Choir SPD Jedinstvo Banja Luka

Босния и Герцеговина

The Banjaluka Serbian Singing Society Jedinstvo is one of the oldest societies in the Republic of Srpska. Established in 1893, it operated until 1941 when its activities were prohibited by occupation authorities. In 1992, on the initiative of Protoiereus Stavrophore Ratko Radujković and Professor Nemanja Savić, the Singing Society was re-established and now includes the Mixed Choir and the Children’s Choir. Under the leadership of conductor Nemanja Savić, the Mixed Choir has demonstrated its impressive artistic breadth through numerous concerts held in the Republic of Srpska (Bosnia and Herzegovina), former Yugoslav countries, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Italy, France, Australia, the USA, China, Russia, and beyond. The choir performs approximately twenty times a year, encompassing concerts, liturgies at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Banja Luka and other venues, festivals, competitions, guest appearances both domestically and internationally, various celebrations, promotional events, solemn academies, and other cultural engagements. Over the years, the Mixed Choir has recorded numerous radio and TV programs, produced ten standalone albums, ten CDs, several DVDs, music videos, documentaries, and more.