Sunday, September 27
Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary, 8.00 p.m.
Projekt Lazarus
Ivan Lukačić
from the collection Sacrae Cantiones
Suscipiat Dominus
Benedic Domine
Cantate Domino
Vinko Jelić
from the collection Parnassia Militia
Florete flores
Sancti et justi
Ricercar quarto
Hieronimus Talonus
from the collection Armonicus Parnasus
O nomen Iesu
Suscipe verbum
Gaudeamus omnes
Gabriello Puliti
from the collection Ghirlanda odorifera
Noi siamo tre cantori
Francesco Usper
from the collection Salmi vespertini
In convertendo
Gabriello Puliti
from the collection Armonici accenti voce sola, per cantar nel Chitarrone et altri strumenti...
Tempesta di dolcezza
Founded in 2013, Projekt Lazarus is an ensemble of professional musicians active on the Croatian and international music scene. Behind its distinctive name lies the ensemble's central mission: to research, revive and promote Croatia's rich musical heritage. It was founded by Robert Palić, a member of the Opera of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb, with the aim of rediscovering and presenting valuable, yet often neglected, works by Croatian composers. The ensemble places particular emphasis on works that are rarely performed today or have yet to receive a modern performance, as well as on compositions for which no audio or audiovisual recordings exist. Guided by the conviction that Croatia's musical heritage forms an important part of Europe's cultural tradition, Project Lazarus performs works by Late Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary composers, contributing to their rediscovery and their reintegration into today's concert life. The ensemble has given numerous acclaimed performances, including appearances at the 12th Festival of Croatian Music in Vienna (St. Peter's Church, 2016), the project In the Footsteps of Damjan Nembri, through which it performed at the 7th International Gaetano Callido Festival in Venice, the Varaždin Baroque Evenings, the international Seviqc Festival in Brežice, and the Osor Musical Evenings, as well as concerts in Rome, Bern, Munich, Valletta and many other cities across Croatia and Europe.