Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.

Sometimes the best reason to head to a spa town isn't the water at all, but the violins.
From 24 to 27 October, Vrnjačka Banja hosts the ZUM chamber music festival. The organisers want to show that chamber music is a serious business, and they're inviting well-known performers with world-class reputations. Another important part of the programme is young people: the aim is to genuinely involve them in the world of music, not just seat them in the front row.
The audience can expect a variety of chamber ensembles and music from different eras, from both European and Serbian composers. Vrnjačka Banja also reinforces its reputation as a city that loves classical music. I couldn't find the exact venue and programme in the source, so it's best to check in advance. I'd happily swap the noise for a quiet autumn concert, even without a blanket.
Do you love classical music live, or only through headphones so far? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 24 October – 27 October
📍 Vrnjačka Banja
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
Манифестација има за циљ афирмацију камерне музике, професионално извођење музике високе уметничке вредности, довођењем светски познатих и признатих извођача и едукацију младих, кроз њихово квалитетно укључивање у свет музике. Организацијом овог фестивала Врњачка Бања се уцртава у мапу Србије као град који негује класичну музику и има још једну важну манифестацију од значаја, не само за регију, већ и за целу земљу. Публика ће моћи да ужива у различитим камерним саставима и музици различитих епоха, како у композицијама европских композитора, тако и домаћих.
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Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice — sounds like the perfect November evening.
Noir, blues and electronica in a single voice: sounds like the perfect November.