The Radovljica Festival is known for its emphasis on early music, but since many years has also included rarely performed music of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, often on period instruments. This year’s programme features music from eleventh-century monophony to romantic piano music. Two programmes are dedicated to SLovenian sixteenth-century musical heritage. The Festival Baroque Orchestra, together with a team of renowned soloists, will present Bernardo Pasquini’s oratorio recounting the martyrdom of St Agnes, the patron saint of virginity.

Free festival bus from Ljubljana and Kranj is available to all concerts.