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The main aim of this article is to examine Stevan Stojanovic Mokranjac’s role in the processes of inventing the artistic tradition of Serbian music of modern times. By following the route of the chosen analytical sample, the folk song “Cvekje cafnalo” fro... see more

Petar Konjovic represents one of the outstanding personalities among those Serbian composers who were at the beginning of the 20th century announcing the end of romanticism in Serbia. In accordance with his aesthetic principles he raised Serbian 19th cent... see more

The main aim of this article is to examine Stevan Stojanovic Mokranjac’s role in the processes of inventing the artistic tradition of Serbian music of modern times. By following the route of the chosen analytical sample, the folk song “Cvekje cafnalo” fro... see more

Petar Konjovic represents one of the outstanding personalities among those Serbian composers who were at the beginning of the 20th century announcing the end of romanticism in Serbia. In accordance with his aesthetic principles he raised Serbian 19th cent... see more



The paper offers a reading of the novel London, Pomaz by Petar Miloševic (b. 1952 in Kalaz, Hungary) in the key of individual and collective identity positionings, from the aspect of sociocultural anthropology. The novel, published in 1993, is framed as a... see more

The paper addresses compositional and aesthetic features of Concerto  abbreviato for solo clarinet (1966) by Petar Bergamo. The historical context as well as the explicit musical poetics by the composer is complemented with the reception history of t... see more

Petar Bergamo’s Second Symphony (1967) must be analyzed in the context of Zagreb Biennale and therefore in the context of modernist domination which Bergamo understood as cul-de-sac. His Second Symphony is conceived as set of quotations and allusions that... see more

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