Josif Marinkovic
A chamber exhibition commemorating the 175th anniversary of Josif Marinkovic's birth at the SASA Library entrance hall
Josif Marinkovic (1851–1931) was a Serbian composer, conductor, choir director of the Belgrade Choral Society and the "Obilic" Academic Choral Society, and a music educator. Having studied in Prague and Vienna, he refined his musical education and became an active participant in the development of musical life in Serbia.
In Marinkovic's creative opus, the most significant place belongs to art songs (Lieder), which he composed based on the verses of local Romantic poets or motifs from folk songs. He is considered the founder of this genre in Serbian music.
The author of the exhibition is Sanja Petrovic.
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At the end of the 1960s, the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) opened an art gallery as a unit within the competence of the Academy. On the site of former business premises, the architect...
SASA Gallery of Science and Technology
At the end of the 1960s, the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) opened an art gallery as a unit within the competence of the Academy. On the site of former business premises, the architect...
