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The participants in the COLLUVIO project – nine talented and successful young musicians from Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia and Ukraine, first gathered at the beginning of August at Gut Hornegg Manor in Southern Styria, Austria.

Under the artistic guidance of Yuri Kot (Ukraine), professor of piano studies at the Faculty of Music in Kiev, Olivera Milić-Hirscher (Serbia), violinist and professor of violin studies in Sremska Mitrovica, and Meinhard Holler (Austria), cellist and professor of cello studies in Munich, the young musicians spent ten days working on a demanding chamber music programme in preparation for a tour that takes them through Austria, Germany, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia.


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