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Social Program
At the Conference reception desk there will be also a representative
of the tourist agency KOMPAS. The conference participants will be
able to choose among the following
Excursions (PDF).
One day trip to Venice (Benetke) (14500 SIT ~ 60 €) with
Prince of Venice
only on Saturday (Friday and Sunday canceled).
Wednesday, May 12, 2004,
18:00 Welcome Drink
Thursday, May 13, 2004,
20:00 Banquet
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Swordfish carpaccio with asparagus
Tartare of red tuna
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Scampi soup
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Fillet of beef, roasted in butter pastry with olive sauce
Potato dumplings, rosted french beans
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Crostata with forest suits, hazelnut cream and caramel
Drinks included
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Friday, May 14, 2004,
14:30 Poetry reading by Aleš Debeljak
Aleš Debeljak, a poet and essayist, holds a Ph.D. in Social Thought
from Syracuse University, New York and is a director of Center for Cultural
and Religious Studies, School of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana,
Slovenia. He and his American wife, together with three children,
make their home in Ljubljana. A poet, cultural critic, and translator,
he has won several awards, including the Slovenian National Book Award,
the Miriam Lindberg Israel Poetry for Peace Prize (Tel Aviv) and
Chiqu Poetry Prize (Tokyo). He is viewed by critics as one of the leading
Central European poets. His books have appeared in English, Japanese, German,
Croatian, Serbian, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Spanish, Slovak, Lithuanian,
Finish, Italian and Romanian translations. His recent publications
in English include Reluctant Modernity; Twilight of the Idols:
Recollections of a Lost Yugoslavia; and three books of poems
Anxious Moments; The City and the Child; Dictionary of Silence.
His book The Hidden Handshake: National Identity and
European Postcommunism is forthcoming from Rowman&Littlefield
in the fall 2004. He is the general editor of the book series
"Terra Incognita: Writings from Central Europe" published by
White Pine Press, Buffalo, New York.
Saturday, May 15, 2004, 21:00 Concert by Fake Orchestra
The emergence of the band in the 1997 was initiated by guitarist Igor
Leonardi, who also co-authored cult Slovenian bands Begnagrad and
Quatebriga. He was developing his music knowledge on the academy for jazz
music in Graz, but he also lived and created in USA for 10 years, where he
cooperated with many known musicians, like Don Cherry and Metallica.
Fake Orchestra plays a wide variety of musical genres. Its program consists
of songs, which can satisfy even the most demanding listeners. Their music
is an encounter of seemingly incompatible musical genres, but recognizable
identity of performance gives the music a well-thought appearance. Band has
their own songs, but also include in the program remixes of traditional
Slovenian songs. Sounds of Italian canconas, Spanish romances and Bosnian
"sevdalinks" intermesh with jazz evergreens, African and Cuban rhythms and
energy of "turbo folk" - a conglomerat of styles, which they themselves
define as "fake".
Nino de Gleria - bass, Aleš Rendla - drums, Igor Leonardi - guitar, Jelena
Zdrale - violine, Janja Majzelj - vocal, Ana Vipotnik - vocal, Blaž
Celarec - percussion, Primož Vitez - vocal, Primož Fleischman - sax.
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