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sources available mention Hubad’s correspondence with A. A. Buchta, but
it has not yet been found.50
Return to Ljubljana (from September 1898)
Even after Hubad’s departure from Vienna back to Ljubljana, his name
did not disappear from Slavic Vienna. He was most often remembered
by the Slavic Singing Society with performances of his compositions and
harmonisations.
15 December 1898, Slavic Singing Society: dance event (U Zelené
brány)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir
7 March 1900, Slovenija and other Slavic societies: gala concert on
the 100th anniversary of the birth of Slovene poet France Prešeren
(Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir (Slavic Singing Society)
Hubad: Sem slovenska deklica (Slavic Singing Society)
21 March 1900, Slavic Singing Society: 2nd Statutory Concert (Ro
nacher)
Moniuszko-Hubad: Słoneczko – mixed choir
8 March 1902, Slavic Singing Society: gala concert to celebrate
40 years of activity (Musikverein)
Hubad: Luna sije – Bratci veseli vsi – mixed choirs
4 December 1902, Slavic Singing Society: concert (Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir
4 March 1903, Balkan (a Bulgarian society in Vienna): academy
(Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir (Slavic Singing Society)
3 June 1903, Slavic Singing Society: summer dance event
Hubad: Luna sije – mixed choir
Hubad: Ljubca povej – mixed choir
15 May 1907, Slavic Singing Society: outing
Hubad: Luna sije – mixed choir
Hubad: Ljubca povej – mixed choir
50 Rudolf Jeníček, “Úryvky z kroniky české hudby ve Vídni,” in Ze staré a nové Vídně.
Ročenka Vídeňské matice za 1912, ed. František Váhala (Vídeň: Nákladem Vídeňské
matice, 1913), 38–48.
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sources available mention Hubad’s correspondence with A. A. Buchta, but
it has not yet been found.50
Return to Ljubljana (from September 1898)
Even after Hubad’s departure from Vienna back to Ljubljana, his name
did not disappear from Slavic Vienna. He was most often remembered
by the Slavic Singing Society with performances of his compositions and
harmonisations.
15 December 1898, Slavic Singing Society: dance event (U Zelené
brány)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir
7 March 1900, Slovenija and other Slavic societies: gala concert on
the 100th anniversary of the birth of Slovene poet France Prešeren
(Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir (Slavic Singing Society)
Hubad: Sem slovenska deklica (Slavic Singing Society)
21 March 1900, Slavic Singing Society: 2nd Statutory Concert (Ro
nacher)
Moniuszko-Hubad: Słoneczko – mixed choir
8 March 1902, Slavic Singing Society: gala concert to celebrate
40 years of activity (Musikverein)
Hubad: Luna sije – Bratci veseli vsi – mixed choirs
4 December 1902, Slavic Singing Society: concert (Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir
4 March 1903, Balkan (a Bulgarian society in Vienna): academy
(Ronacher)
Hubad: Rožmarin – mixed choir (Slavic Singing Society)
3 June 1903, Slavic Singing Society: summer dance event
Hubad: Luna sije – mixed choir
Hubad: Ljubca povej – mixed choir
15 May 1907, Slavic Singing Society: outing
Hubad: Luna sije – mixed choir
Hubad: Ljubca povej – mixed choir
50 Rudolf Jeníček, “Úryvky z kroniky české hudby ve Vídni,” in Ze staré a nové Vídně.
Ročenka Vídeňské matice za 1912, ed. František Váhala (Vídeň: Nákladem Vídeňské
matice, 1913), 38–48.
136
