The concerts start at 9 p.m., and the accompanying programs at 8 p.m.
Legacies: Weelkes, Byrd, Ligeti, Juračić*, Alfvén...
Grieg, Miletić, Sorkočević, Juranić, Prokofiev, Piazzolla
Devčić, Prajz*, Mahler
Scarlatti, Schumann, Schubert, Fauré, Kunc, Hatze, Lisinski
Šulek, Debussy, Liszt
Maček, Haydn, Mendelssohn
Arenski, Kelemen, Mendelssohn
Beethoven, Kelemen, Shostakovich
Vidal: Latin America and the Roots of European Baroque
Scarlatti, Haydn, Maček, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin, Liszt
Sorkočević, Haydn, Obradović*
Musical Ellipses 1600–1900
Giacomo Puccini and his Croatian contemporaries
The Carnival of the Animals, a family concert: Kelemen and Saint-Saëns
Structures volantes: Andrès, Devčić, Bobić*, Debussy, Ravel
Hecuba, Queen of Troy. Renaissance dramma per musica based on the texts of Lodovico Dolce and Marin Držić
Presentation of the Festival program and raising of the festival flag with the premiere of "Osor Fanfare" by Alfi Kabilj
Online content: Lecture by dr. sc. Bratislav Lučin "From Music in Marulić to Marulić in Music"
Lecture by Vjera Katalinić, PhD: "The Sorgo's, Dubrovnik nobles and musicians"
Round Table "Towards the 50th Anniversary of the Festival", with Zdenka Weber, PhD, mo. Berislav Šipuš, and Marin Marušić
Lecture by Nada Bezić, PhD: "Ivo Maček, Stjepan Šulek and Natko Devčić — 110 years since their births"
Artist talk: Dina Bušić talks with Katarina Livljanić and Joško Ćaleta
The 49th Festival will premiere six new orders by contemporary Croatian composers.
Every year, the festival jury presents the "Daniel Marušić" award for best performance of the work of the Croatian composer.
The festival's treasure trove, created over nearly five decades, has eight hundred concerts, three hundred premieres and about hundred posters.
