The ensemble performs Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary music, records thematically diverse programs, gives concerts in excellent halls and participates in national and international music festivals.
TRIPTYCH
PROGRAMME
TRIPTYCH brings together three thematically related expressions into a sensory and aesthetic whole. The first part - MOMENT - refers to a fundamental existential question, with answers found in the expressionist poetry of Srečko
Kosovel and Tone Kuntner. In the second part, we touch upon the symbol of the mother - MOTHER - establishing a special relationship with Holy Mary. The third part - FATHERLAND - is dedicated to the reverence for the homeland
and tradition. The texts are musically arranged by Vinko Vodopivec, Samo Vremšak, Vilko Ukmar, Hugolin Sattner, Franc Schubert, Arvo Pärt, Vytautas Miškinis, Emil Adamič, France Cigan and Marij Kogoj.
EVENTS
November 8th 2025 / 7pm
Concert: Marian and Homeland Songs
Church of The Assumption of Mary, Lesce
November 9th 2025 / 9am
Concert: Marian and Homeland Songs
Church of the Holy Family
November 9th 2025 / 11am
Concert: Marian and Homeland Songs
Parish Church of The Risen Jesus, Ljubljana Fužine
November 16th 2025 / 6pm
Concert: Once more, my heart.
White Hall, Rače Castle
ABOUT US
Elinor Quartet represents significant cultural gain of ancient region, focuses on achieving quality vocal production, based on individual education and upbringing of singers. The ensemble strives to achieve the level
of singing that enables recording of thematically diverse programmes, concert performances in excellent halls and participation in national as well as international music festivals. The artistic director of the ensemble is
Robert Feguš.
Eva Grebenc Slanič - soprano, Dora Dacar - alto, Blaž Sušnik - bass and Robert Feguš - tenor.
THE OTHER REPERTOIRE
Charles Villiers Stanford, Francis Poulenc, Wilhelm Nagel, Franz Schubert, Matija Tomc, Stephen Paulus, Damijan Močnik, Edward Elgar, Gabriel Fauré, Henry Purcel, Ivor Bosanko, Eric Whitacre, Frédéric Chopin, Ubald Vrabec,
Johann Sebastian Bach, Maurice Duruflé, Andrej Makor, Zoltán Kodály, Ennio Morricone, Oskar Dev, James E. Moore, Andrej Vavken, Alojzij Mav, Aldo Kumar and Henry Purcel.