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

Classical music played by those who haven't yet got tired of rehearsing
As part of the BEMUS festival, young musicians will perform in Studio 6 of Radio Belgrade: winners of music competitions and students of the Faculty of Music. They'll be joined on stage by their mentor, pianist and professor Katarina Hadži-Antić Tatić.
The programme is classical: solo keyboard sonatas, plus vocal and instrumental works by European classical composers. Sounds like a great reason to get out of the house and hear live music instead of yet another background playlist. Entry is free, so the only risk is leaving in a good mood 🙂
Do you go to classical concerts, or are you still just planning to? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 27 October, Tuesday, 20:00
📍 Beograd
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
Завтра в Студии 6 Радио Белграда в рамках музыкального фестиваля BEMUS выступят молодые музыканты.🎶🎹 В концерте примут участие лауреаты музыкальных конкурсов и студенты Факультета музыкального искусства. Вместе со студентами в этот вечер на сцену выйдет их наставница - пианистка и профессорка Катарина Хаджи-Антич Татич. Музыканты представят академическую программу, в которую вошли сольные клавирные сонаты, а также вокальные и инструментальные произведения европейских классиков. Вход свободный Время 20:00 Место Radio Belgrade 27.10.2026 @sta_imas_beograd @sta_ima_u_beogradu 🇷🇸
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