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UNS: Journalists paid less than bus drivers in Serbia

BELGRADE - Electronic media in Serbia interrupted their programme on Saturday as part of the event Five Minutes of Thunderous Silence and read a statement by the Journalists' Association of Serbia (UNS) that says the media freedom in the country is at threat and that journalism has never been in a more difficult position economically.

Serbia to mark International Jazz Day

BELGRADE - Belgrade will join the International Jazz Day celebrations on Wednesday with several concerts and promotions.

Pop jazz singer and composer Lena Kovacevic and students of the jazz department of the Stankovic Music School will perform at Belgrade's Dom omladine.

Play dedicated to veterans of Salonica front performed

BELGRADE - Students of the Belgrade and Banjaluka academies of arts performed the play "Veterans of the Salonica Front Speak" at the National Theatre in Belgrade late Saturday.

The play, based on a docudrama by Antonije Djuric and directed by Cisana Murusidze, is part of the official programme marking the centenary of the outbreak of World War I.

Novi Sad Music Festivities begin

NOVI SAD - The Novi Sad Music Festivities - NOMUS opened by the performance of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra headed by violinist Dmitry Sitkovetsky.

The Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra performed in the Novi Sad Synagogue late on Thursday.

Exhibition of portraits of theatre and film authors opens

BELGRADE - An exhibition of photographic portraits of theatre and film authors by Mitar Trninic, one of Serbia's best photographic artists, has opened at Galerija 73.

As the third exhibition in Trninic's series titled Explorers, it includes portraits of 34 top artists who created theatrical plays and films over the past four years, and will be open until May 6.

Violinist, conductor Sitkovetsky in Belgrade on Friday

BELGRADE - Violinist and conductor Dmitry Sitkovetsky will perform in both roles with the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra at the start of the Novi Sad Music Festival on Thursday and at the Kolarac Foundation in Belgrade on Friday.

This will be Sitkovetsky's fourth visit to Serbia, but his first performance accompanied by the Belgrade Philharmonic.

RTS Symphony Orchestra, Aleksandar Madzar to give concert

BELGRADE – Radio Television of Serbia's (RTS) Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Bojan Sudjic and celebrated solo pianist Aleksadar Madzar will put on a concert at the Great Hall of the Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment in Belgrade on Saturday, April 26.

Concert at Carnegie Hall, but no money to travel

Nadja Dornik is a real wunderkind. At the age of four she started playing piano. When she was eight she started playing harph. She is not fourteen yet but is to perform in the best known concert hall in the world – the Carnegie Hall in New York.

Exhibition of paintings as homage to Greece opens

BELGRADE - Greek Ambassador to Serbia Konstantinos Ikonomidis opened in Army Hall in Belgrade the exhibition of paintings entitled 'Greece in the consciences and hearts of Serbian painters' authored by art historian Nikola Kusovac which was organised as homage to the country with which Serbia has nurtured close ties for centuries now.

‘Romeo and Juliet’ Connects Belgrade and Pristina

Actors from Serbia and Kosovo have joined forces to stage a joint production of the Shakespeare play in a bid to promote mutual understanding and connections.

Concert 'Sound of birds' in Youth Centre

BELGRADE - The concert 'Zvuk Ptica' (The Sound of Birds) in the Belgrade Youth Centre on April 15 will feature the performance of saxophone player and composer Jasna Jovicevic and her colleagues who will present an entirely new experience of natural sounds fused with jazz and electronics.