Od Ljubljane do Skoplja: Jugoslovenska muzička tribina u ogledalu štampe republičkih centara Socijalističke Federativne Republike Jugoslavije
From Ljubljana to Skopje: Media Reflections on the Yugoslav Music Panel in the Republic Centres of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Summary/Abstract: The Yugoslav Music Panel (Jugoslovenska muzička tribina) was held in Opatija from 1964 to 1990 as a showcase of contemporary works by Yugoslav composers of various stylistic and compositional-technical orientations. Alongside composers, performers, and musicologists, music critics and chroniclers from different parts of the country were present at the inaugural Yugoslav Music Panel in 1964. Their largely unified discourse in the press presented the event as a significant cultural occasion with considerable potential for the development of contemporary musical creativity in Yugoslavia. This study analyses the reception of the first Yugoslav Music Panel through articles published in the print media of five Yugoslav centres whose composers’ associations were involved in organizing the festival (Zagreb, Ljubljana, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Skopje).

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