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read, to hear and to see the slovenian music ...
style which also influence in Slovenia: Classi- The Estates Theatre
cism. Thanks to the German theatres, Classi- in Ljubljana/Laibach
cism first made itself felt in secular music. By in 19thcentury.
around 1790, however, it had begun to take a
leading role in other musical genres. The great-
est achievement of the classical movement was
the music for Linhart's comedy Ta veseli dan
ali Matiček se ženi (This Happy Day or Matiček
Gets Married) written by Janez Krstnik No-
vak (1756-1833) and titled Figaro. Classical fea-
tures are evident in the compositions of Fran-
tišek Benedikt Dusik (1765-about 1817) and the
work of the certain new institutions such as Fil-
harmonična družba/the Philharmonic Socie-
ty, founded in 1794. The Philharmonic Socie-
ty, Deželno gledališče/the Provincial Theatre
(founded in 1892 by Gašpar Mašek; 1794-1873)
and certain individuals such as Franc Pollini
(1762-1846), Jurij Mihevc (1805-1882), Jožef
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style which also influence in Slovenia: Classi- The Estates Theatre
cism. Thanks to the German theatres, Classi- in Ljubljana/Laibach
cism first made itself felt in secular music. By in 19thcentury.
around 1790, however, it had begun to take a
leading role in other musical genres. The great-
est achievement of the classical movement was
the music for Linhart's comedy Ta veseli dan
ali Matiček se ženi (This Happy Day or Matiček
Gets Married) written by Janez Krstnik No-
vak (1756-1833) and titled Figaro. Classical fea-
tures are evident in the compositions of Fran-
tišek Benedikt Dusik (1765-about 1817) and the
work of the certain new institutions such as Fil-
harmonična družba/the Philharmonic Socie-
ty, founded in 1794. The Philharmonic Socie-
ty, Deželno gledališče/the Provincial Theatre
(founded in 1892 by Gašpar Mašek; 1794-1873)
and certain individuals such as Franc Pollini
(1762-1846), Jurij Mihevc (1805-1882), Jožef
209
