Vodice Brass Orchestra returns this year to do a traditional tour around the city, stopping shortly on the main town squares.
Vodice Brass Orchestra was founded in 1926 and had its first concert in 1928. The orchestra has been active since then, with great support of the town. It has won numerous regional festivals and had good placements in national festivals. For its long-time work, the orchestra received plenty awards.
The traditional summer concert of the Vodice choir under the bell tower.
Klapa Bunari from Vodice is highly esteemed vocal ensemble, winner of many prizes at the national klapa festivals. Their unique performance gives audience a perfect insight into traditional a capella singing, charished in our area.
Anita Valo and Meri Jaman - musicians and authors, the originators of the band Meritas, they have several nominations for music awards, and they are the winners of the national discography award Porin as a confirmation of the skills for their original work. Their concerts clearly underline the power hidden in their songs, but also the poetic, warm and intimate, characteristic melancholy in an exciting release with the musicians with whom they perform in concert as Meritas.
Tomislav Bralić and the klapa Intrade have been active since 1985. In the last few years, they have certainly been our most popular performers, performing unique concert spectacles in sports halls, stadiums and continuously performing in Europe. They delighted America, Canada and Australia on last year's tours, which were extended due to the great interest of the audience. Klapa Intrade has become an important factor in the Croatian cultural context, and with their concerts they show an enviable level of musical maturity through a wide range of interpretive achievements. Tomislav Bralić, a great singer from Bibinje, with his songs and interpretation marked the last few years with a great series of hits and songs that have become cult in a short period of time. With a specific voice of a mystical baritone, a voice that caresses with warmth and softens with cordiality, it has won the hearts of the audience for years. Each song performed by Tomislav Bralić and the klapa Intrade has a special power of sound and words, a distinct emotional charge that transmits to the hearts of the listeners with sincere ease. In the last few years, they have performed at popular music festivals where, due to the specific interpretation of the Dalmatian song by Tomislav Bralić and the klapa as a whole, they have received flattering recognitions and awards.
Gelato sisters is an attractive 'pin up' vocal female trio composed of professional singers with many years of singing experience - Sanja Parmać, Neda Parmać and Jana Valdevit. The trio began the collaboration relying on the expression of the legendary group of Andrew sisters. Swing standards like “Boogie Woogie Buggle Boy” and “Mood” are already a standard part of their repertoire, but the trio didn’t stop there but flirt with the sound of female groups of the 50s and 60s. Their repertoire also includes arrangements of various foreign, even modern and Croatian songs that rely on a common retro sound, which is very charming, nostalgic and cheerful at the same time!
Top vocalists and audience favorites Nera and Đani, accompanied by pianist Gordana Pavić, are bringing us a concert to remember, full of eternal melodies.
Vodice Brass Orchestra was founded in 1926 and had its first concert in 1928. The orchestra has been active since then, with great support of the town. It has won numerous regional festivals and had good placements in national festivals. For its long-time work, the orchestra received plenty awards.
Hari presented himself to the audience for the first time in 1994 at the Melodies of the Croatian Adriatic Festival with the song "Getanin", for which he won the first prize of the expert jury and the third prize of the audience. In the same year, he released his debut album "Rebel with a reason". To date, he has a total of nine studio and three concert albums behind him with three compilations. At the same time, as an author, he signed some of the greatest hits of Oliver Dragojević, Doris Dragović, Vesna Ivić and others. He also confirms himself as a concert-attractive performer who does his best on stage with the accompanying band, regardless of whether he plays in smaller club spaces or in large halls.
Tate Romanova is a drive-pop band from Split. They got together last summer and started working on the first songs. In early June 2019, they released their first single. At the end of 2019, they signed an exclusive contract with Croatia Records, and the album will be presented to the public in the fall.
Sara Renar is a musician from Zagreb, and her musical style can be described as an experimental indie pop combining subtle melodies with electronic and theatrical elements. She has won several regional awards for her music and live performances (Porin, Poezika, Kantfest, RockOff) and has so far recorded three studio albums.
The women's klapa Oršulice from Vodice preserves and promotes the cultural and musical heritage of klapa singing.
Vodice Brass Orchestra returns this year to do a traditional tour around the city, stopping shortly on the main town squares.
Vodice Brass Orchestra was founded in 1926 and had its first concert in 1928. The orchestra has been active since then, with great support of the town. It has won numerous regional festivals and had good placements in national festivals. For its long-time work, the orchestra received plenty awards.
Tedi Spalato is a singer of Dalmatian music from Split, composer, instrumentalist, music producer and winner of Porin. He is recognizable by soft Dalmatian chansons with intimate poetic texts. The critics describe his music as a compelling combination of classical Dalmatian songs, chansons, jazz and world music elements.
Hot Shots is a swing / jazz / bossa nova band from Split, Croatia.
The women's klapa Oršulice from Vodice preserves and promotes the cultural and musical heritage of klapa singing.
Vodice Wind Orchestra has prepared its traditional summer concert with the biggest hits that will take us into the musical time machine of the 20th century!
The band was formed quite by accident in the summer of 2016 when Mathias Bantle signed up for a summer guitar course. An experienced pianist by then, he decided to spend his summer actively learning gypsy jazz guitar. In the time they spent playing together, Mathias and Juraj Birin (leader of the summer guitar course) came up with the idea to make a duo that would perform songs in the gypsy jazz style. The duo eventually became a trio and today function as a quintet with two guitars, a bass guitar and two vocals. The band has changed its name and members many times over time. For the last two years, the name of the band has been Šuk Cak, who, in addition to the instrumental part, also performs the vocal part of the repertoire with pop songs in the manner of gypsy jazz.
Vodice Brass Orchestra returns this year to do a traditional tour around the city, stopping shortly on the main town squares.
Vodice Brass Orchestra was founded in 1926 and had its first concert in 1928. The orchestra has been active since then, with great support of the town. It has won numerous regional festivals and had good placements in national festivals. For its long-time work, the orchestra received plenty awards.