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| The Embassy of Serbia is proud to invite you to BALKTOBERFEST 2009 |
October 3, 2009 Silver Spring, MD
BALKTOBERFEST 2009. |
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| Natasa Mitrovic on April 21, 2009 |
The Embassy of Serbia with the Kennedy Centre is proud to invite you to the concert of Serbian pianist Natasa Mitrovic on April 21, 2009 at 6 pm at the Millennium Stage. Concert is free and open for public.
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| Barak Obama-Crni Kenedi u Beloj kuci |
Presentation of a book by Slobodan Pavlovic
“Barak Obama-Crni Kenedi u Beloj kuci”
Wednesday, March 11th 2009
from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at
The Embassy of the Republic of Serbia
2134 Kalorama Road NW
Washington, DC
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| JOY of EUROPE |
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Belgrade Children Cultural Centre is inviting you to participate at the XI International Children’s Drawing and painting Competition “JOY of EUROPE”. For more information |
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| Serbia Movie Weekend |
The Embassy of Serbia has pleasure to invite you to the Serbia Movie Weekend!
Goethe Centre, November 29-30, 812 7th Street, NW Washington DC
Free admission.
Program details. |
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| Mirjana Rajic Piano concert at Phillips Collection - October 19, 2008 |
The Embassy of Serbia has honor to invite you to the concert of pianist Mirjana Rajic at the Phillips Collection on
Sunday, October 19, 2008 at 4 pm. 1600 21st St NW, Washington, DC 20009
Concert is part of series of Sunday concert at Phillips Collection. |
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| KAL-Concert - September 21, 2008 |
The Embassy of Serbia has pleasure to invite you to the concert on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2008 - KAL in Concert - Serbian Romani (Gypsy) Music, 7:30pm (at the door $20) at Cherry Hill Park Conference Center, 9800 Cherry Hill Rd., College Park, MD 20740
For more info visit www.wmfolklifecenter.org/calendar
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| THE BAJICH BROTHERS-Tamburitza Music - September 17, 2008 |
Library of Congress Presents Serbian-American Music
AMERICAN FOLKLIFE CENTER AT THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
HOMEGROWN CONCERT SERIES
THE BAJICH BROTHERS—Tamburitza Music from Kansas
September 17, 2008 at 12:00 noon, FREE
Coolidge Auditorium, Jefferson Building, Library of Congress
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| Bilja Krstic and Bistrik Orchestra at Kennedy Centre August 28, 2008 |
The Embassy of Serbia in cooperation with the Kennedy Centre - Millennium Stage
has pleasure to invite you to the concert
Bilja Krstic and Bistrik Orchestra |
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| Passport DC - Musical Kaleidoscope Piano Concert May 13, and Embassy of the Republic of Serbia OPEN HOUSE, May 17, 2008 |
May 3 through 17, 2008, Cultural Tourism DC’s Passport DC will open doors to one of Washington’s most distinctive assets – its diplomatic community. The new annual celebration of international culture will showcase Washington’s embassies and cultural organizations with a wide range of performances, talks, and exhibits.
Embassy of Serbia will take part in the World Week (May 11-16) during which Embassies from around the world and Cultural Tourism DC member organizations present programming that highlights world cultures. |
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| Belgrade Piano Duo at Kennedy Center |
The Embassy of Serbia has honor to present in collaboration with Kennedy Centre
Belgrade Piano Duo, Wednesday, July 30, 2008 at 6 pm, Kennedy Centre, Millennium Stage. Concert is free and open for public.
Founded in 1997 by Daniela Bratkovic and Janko Djokovic, the duo performs works by Josif Marinkovic, Ivan Jeftic, Mihailo Živanovic, and more.
Belgrade Piano Duo (Daniela Bratkovic and Janko Djokovic) was founded in 1997 in Professor Ingrid Rajicâ's classroom of the chamber music department at Belgrade's Faculty of Music. Since then, the duo has been performing extensively domestically and abroad. They have performed at major international competitions (International Piano Duo competitions "Ciudad de San Sebastian", San Sebastian, Spain, First Special Prize, "Chopin" Rome, Italy, Second Prize, "Petar Konjovic", Belgrade, Serbia, First Prize, National Competition, Belgrade, Serbia First Prize, Federal Competition, Nis, Serbia First Prize, Federal Competition, Belgrade, Serbia First Prize), as well as numerous concerts and festivals (33rd "BEMUS" International Music Festival, Belgrade, Serbia, First Memorial "Isidor Bajic", Novi Sad, Serbia, Fifth International Chorus Festival, Kragujevac, Serbia, concert performances in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, Zakopane, Poland, numerous cities in Serbia, and performances at the closing ceremonies of competitions in Rome and San Sebastian). |
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| The Orfeline Circle: Concert of Violinist Stefan Milenkovic |
 Violinist Stefan Milenkovich returns to Washington D.C. !
This long-awaited event will take place on Saturday, June 7, 2008, 8 p.m. at the Greenberg Theatre of the American University, 4200 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016.
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| Serbia Movie Weekend 2007 |
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Washington, December 1 and 2, 2007 - Fourth year in a row, Embassy of Serbia presented to Washington movie goers the latest features from Serbia. |
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| The Exhibition “Radoslav’s Times” at the Library of Congress |
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Washington, May 9, 2007 - In cooperation with the National Library of Serbia and the European Division of the Library of Congress, Embassy of Serbia presented the exhibition “Radoslav’s Times: Two Radoslavs - Two Times". The exhibition was opened by Ambassador Ivan Vujacic and Congresswoman Melissa Bean, chairman of the Serbian Caucus in the the U.S. Congress. The exhibition, shown at the European reading room of the Library of Congress May 9 - June 30, 2007, presents two parallel stories telling about two epoques of life history in Serbia. |
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| Embassy of Serbia takes part in the first Spring Slavic Festival |
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Washington, March 31, 2007 - First time in Washington D.C., an unprecedented Slavic Festival took place that brought all Slavic nations together. On March 31st, the Slavic Cultural Festival Committee (SCFC) of the George Washington University hosted the first Slavic Spring Festival in Washington DC. |
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| "With Humor and Melancholy" - Mina Miletic Piano Recital |
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Washington, March 30, 2007 - The audience in Levine School of Music Lang Recital Hall had a unique opportunity to enjoy the first U.S. performance by a young, but already renowned London-based pianist Mina Miletic. |
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| "Chilandar"- Exhibition of watercolors by Fedja Soretic |
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Washington, December 14, 2006 - The Embassy of Serbia hosted an exhibition of watercolors by artist Fedja Soretic depicting the monastery of Chilandar. The paintings date from before the great fire that destroyed parts of Chilandar monastery, which gives them the value of a historic document, capturing the monastery in its original state. |
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| Serbia Movie Weekend 2006 |
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Washington, December 2, 2006 - Third year in a row, Embassy of Serbia organized a mini film festival featuring new movies from Serbia. This year's screenings included four titles: "Where Yellow Lemon Blooms" by Zdravko Sotra, "Sheitan's Warrior" by young director Stevan Filipović, "Awakening from the Dead" by Miloš Radivojević, and "Party" by Aleksandar Davic. The movie theater in the Washington Goethe Institute proved to be too small for all those movie lovers that showed up this weekend wanting to learn more about Serbian cinematography. |
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| Wentworth’s Academic Symposium Celebrates the Life of Nikola Tesla |
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Boston, November 10, 2006 – Wentworth Institute of Technology hosted an Academic Symposium on to recognize the 150th anniversary of the birth of Nikola Tesla, a prominent Serbian-American scientist who is credited with ushering in the age of electrical powers by his many inventions and over 700 patents that helped revolutionalize communications. Over 150 attendees participated in this deserving celebration of intellectual stimulation and culture. |
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| Serbian Pianist Mirjana Rajic Performs at the Phillips Collection |
Washington, October 8, 2006 -As a part of the Phillips Collection Sunday Concert series, young Serbian pianist Mirjana Rajic performed a concert at the Phillips Collection gallery.
The program included works of R. Schumann (Davidsbuendlertaenze op.6), C. Debussy (Images I, Reflets dans l'eau, Hommage a Rameau, Mouvement) and F. Liszt (Tarantella from "Venezia e Napoli"). |
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| A Lecture Performance by Serbian Pianist Natasa Mitrovic at the IFC Cultural Center |
Washington, September 21, 2006 - In cooperation with the Embassy of Serbia, International Financial Corporation Cultural Centar hosted a lecture performance of Serbian pianist Natasa Mitrovic. Apart from her lecture about the history of Serbian music, Natasa Mitrovic performed works of Bajic, Mokranjac, |
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| Serbian President Boris Tadic visits Wentworth Institute of Technology |
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Boston, September 23, 2006 - Wentworth had a historic visit by a head of a state – Serbian President Boris Tadic. Wentworth President Zorica Pantic hosted a private meeting with President Tadic and his delegation, including Serbian Ambassador to the United States Ivan Vujacic, to discuss the upcoming celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of famous Serbian-American scientist Nikola Tesla and cooperation between Wentworth and Serbian institutions of higher education. |
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| Capturing the Light: 150 Years of Nikola Tesla- Reliefs and Paintings by Dejan Jovanovic |
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Washington, June 26, 2006 -As a part of a year-long commemoration of the 150th anniversary of birth of Nikola Tesla, Serbian-American inventor, mechanical and electrical engineer and physicist, Embassy of Serbia hosted an exhibition by Serbian-born artist Dejan Jovanovic. The exhibition includes a series of reliefs depicting the great scientist and inventor at key points in his life, as well as paintings inspired by Tesla's words, drawings and photographs from his time experimenting in Colorado Springs in 1899-1900. |
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| Pianist Nada Kolundzija Performs at the Kennedy Center |
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Washington, June 19, 2006 - As a part of her 2006 U.S. and Canada Tour, pianist Nada Kolundzija took stage in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and performed waltzes by the 20th and 21st century composers, with participation of composers Katarina Miljkovic and Milos Raickovich on toy pianos. |
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| Serbian Physicist Becomes the First Women to Lead an Institut of Technology in the U.S. |
Boston, April 5, 2006 – Wentworth Institute of Technology, a leading nationally accredited institution of higher learning that specializes in technical education, welcomed its new president, a Serbia-born physicist Dr. Zorica Pantic.
Dr. Zorica Pantic is inaugurated as the fourth, and first female, president in Wentworth's century-long history and the only female engineer to lead an institute of technology in the U.S. She leads and manages efforts related to 3,600 students and 375 faculty and staff, and oversees the institute's operating budget of $70 million and endowment of $80 million. |
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| Serbia and Montenegro Film Festival in Washington, DC – Prism 2005 |
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For the second year in a row, the Serbia and Montenegro film festival – Prism 2005, organized by the Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro and the Serb National Federation, took place in Washington, DC, October 20 – 23. |
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| The New Films from Serbia and Montenegro in Washington’s “Visions” Theatre |
Washington, April 19 - In cooperation with the Serb National Federation in the USA, the Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro presented “The New Cinema from Serbia and Montenegro” to the Washington public last week. The film festival held at the “Visions” Cinema Theatre April 12-15 featured a selection of some of the best movies produced in Serbia and Montenegro in recent years. |
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| The Washington Premiere of “Belgrade Trilogy” by Biljana Srbljanovic |
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Washington April 8,2004 - In association with the Embassy of Serbia and Montenegro, SCENA Theatre announced today that their next production will be the Washington premiere of Serbian playwright Biljana Srbljanovic’s BELGRADE TRILOGY . The play opens for a four week run on April 19th at the Warehouse Theatre located at 1021 7th Street, N. W. and runs until May 15th. |
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