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Due to adverse weather conditions and the health situation caused by COVID—19 in Cetinje, we were forced to change the structure of our traditional concert for the participants in Montenegro Summer Camp for Chamber Music. Instead of a concert in Cetinje, originally planned for August 6, we organized two concerts at the camp’s residence ”Lovćen” Recreational and Educational Center on August 5 and 6. All of our participants got a chance to perform in chamber groups and show off the skills they had gained in workshops and master classes at the Camp. (more…)

In accord with the wishes of the participants and the recommendations of the mentors of the Montenegro Summer Camp for Chamber Music, we have selected a diverse repertoire, which is currently being studied in our master classes and music workshops.

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Dear chamber music players,

We invite you to apply to participate in the Montenegro Summer Camp for Chamber Music, which will be held from July 30 to August 7, 2020.

Please, find the link below and fill out the application form. We remind you to click the SUBMIT after filling out your application.

APPLICATION FORM

We will be happy to hear about your interest, and see your application. Welcome!

For the ninth year in a row, the Montenegro Summer Camp for Chamber Music will take place at Ivanova Korita. This year’s camp will run from July 30 to August 7.  Our preparatory work has been taking place in changed circumstances, obviously, because of the uncertainty caused by the global health crisis.  Accordingly, we have examined the conditions and the possibilities for our participants – students, mentors, associate, and the audiences at the concerts at the end of camp. (more…)

On the occasion of the celebration of the World Music Day-Fête de la Musique, on June 21, the “Budo Tomović” Cultural-Information Center, and the French Institute (Institut français du Monténégro) recently produced an online concert “Music Festival with Young Talents”. (more…)

At this year’s Summer Camp for Chamber Music, we brought together 35 students as well as 12 mentors and associates. The participants mostly came from various cities of Montenegro, but also from Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Germany, Switzerland and Japan, and thus the camp’s international tradition lived on, with even greater numbers and intensity, as all involved gained new experiences and knowledge, new ways of thinking about and understanding the beauty of musical communion. In addition to our students, distinguished mentors from home and abroad further contributed to the diverse program and exciting work atmosphere at the camp, transferring with passion their knowledge to young talents. (more…)