Workshops for music students with members of the Tartini String Quartet

On Friday, 13 May, workshops for music students were held at the premises of the Music Academy in Sarajevo as part of the 22nd
Sarajevo Music Evenings 2016. The workshops were led by members of the Tartini String Quartet, violinist Romeo Drucker, violist Aleksandar Milošev and cellist Miloš Mlejnik, reports the Bosnian news agency Patria.

The artists collaborated with student ensembles led by doc. dr. Belma Alić within the Chamber Music course at the Music Academy in Sarajevo. As part of the workshop, a trio consisting of Jasmina Šehanović, violin, Lucija Gregov, cello and Lejla Nurković, piano performed the Piano Trio, op. 11 in B flat major by Ludwig van Beethoven.

Also, a quintet comprising violinists Anja Rajić and Sabina Hadžić, violists Ana-Marija Pilj and Jelena Serafimovska, and cellist Emina Ćatović had the opportunity to present themselves, rehearsing Beethoven's String Quintet op. 29 in C major.

Mendelssohn's Piano Trio No. 1, op. 49 was practiced by Emina Džanović, violin, Manuela Ekmečić, cello and Irma Bojičić, piano, and a quartet consisting of Šejla Glinac, viola, Ajdin Mulabdić, viola, Belma Alić, cello and Lejla Tucaković, piano performed Mahler's Piano Quartet in A minor. The only ensemble with a wind instrument was a trio comprising Edin Vučelj, clarinet, Aleksandra Mirnić, viola and Lorena Grubešić, piano, which rehearsed Mozart's Trio K.498 in E flat major with the members of the Tartini Quartet.

Today at 8 PM at the National Theatre in Sarajevo, the 22nd Sarajevo Music Evenings will be ceremoniously closed with a concert featuring the esteemed guest maestro Ivo Pogorelić, whose performance of Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor will be accompanied by the Sarajevo Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of conductor Samra Gulamović.