TUTICO CLASSIC

The publishing house Tutico Classic presented releases that carefully nurtured the rich tradition of classical music, highlighting top Croatian musicians.

Martina Filjak, a renowned pianist, brought deeply thoughtful interpretations of classical works with her releases, radiating technical precision and emotional strength. Her performances exuded elegance and subtlety, attracting a wide audience.

Monika Leskovar, an exceptional cellist, showcased her outstanding musicality and technique through her releases. Her performances were characterized by a richness of sound and emotional depth, particularly evident in her interpretations of both classical and contemporary works.

Ivana Švarc Grenda, an extraordinary pianist, brought warmth and refinement with her releases. Her interpretations of classical and contemporary pieces reflected elegance and technical precision.

The Zagreb Soloists, a renowned chamber ensemble, distinguished themselves through their releases with excellent ensemble playing and interpretations that conveyed precision and artistic maturity.

The Zagreb Double Bass Duo fascinated with their innovation and virtuosity, bringing freshness and energy to every performance. Their releases represented a unique contribution to the worlds music scene.

Romana Matanovac and Laura Vadjon, with their violin mastery, infused every performance with delicacy and passion, creating soundscapes that captivated listeners' attention.

Under the editorial leadership of Katarina Goleš, the publishing house continuously produced releases that reflected high standards of quality, promoting Croatian musical art and enriching the world of classical music.

LAUROS

"...The two of us, young girls, had the same aim: music first, and then friendship; we shared the same glee or sadness, constantly rushing from one place to the other and, while doing so, making jokes and teasing ourselves; we were one body, there was absolute mutual understanding between us, a harmony that is only rarely achieved, when one would get going, the other one would stop, you just cannot manage it, although you have to, I would have done anything for her, as she would have done anything for me, we were the best possible company for one another; everyone could wish for such perfect friendship."

MARTINA FILJAK

Martina Filjak is considered to be one of those young artists who have successfully made the path from a child prodigy to a mature musician. Her 'magnetic stage presence' and 'charismatic personality' regularly impress audiences and critics with a wide range of repertoire, which includes monumental pieces such as the "Hammerklavier" Sonata of Beethoven or the 2nd piano concerto of Bartok.

MONIKA LESKOVAR I IVANA ŠVARC - GRENDA

Monika Leskovar (Kreutztal, Germany, 1981) received her secondary musical education in Zagreb, at the Elly Bašić Music School, in the class of Dobrila Berković-Magdalenić.
She has been studying under David Geringas at the Musikhochschule in Lűbeck since 1996. She hase taken part in numerous master courses (V. Dešpelj, M. Flakman, D. Grigorian, S. Sondeckiene, E. Schoenefeld, D. Geringas etc.).

ZAGREB DOUBLE BASS DUO

Founded in 1995. The Duo has given about a hundred concerts at home and abroad, recorded four compact dises, and brought about and took part in two musical-graphic albums.

ZAGREB SOLOISTS

The most famous Croatian chamber ensemble The Zagreb Soloists was founded in 1953, within the Zagreb Radio and Television under the artistic leadership of the eminent cellist and conductor Antonio Janigro. With him they soon grew into one of the world´s chosen chamber ensembles of the kind. Since 1968 they have been performing without a conductor, under the artistic leadership of the concertmaster.