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Markovic opens First international jazz festival in Kraljevo
Kraljevo,
2 July 2011
Minister of Culture, Media and Information Society Predrag Markovic opened last night in Kraljevo the First international jazz festival "Jazzibar".
Markovic said that the Ministry assisted the holding of this festival because it recognised that in Kraljevo, whose music school has a jazz band, has an audience that loves jazz.
On the first evening of "Jazzibar", the performers were vocalist Beti Djordjevic, contrabassist Misa Blam and pianist Dule Jovanovic, and a photo exhibition "Serbian soul, man!" by Ivan Grlic was opened.
On the first evening of "Jazzibar", the performers were vocalist Beti Djordjevic, contrabassist Misa Blam and pianist Dule Jovanovic, and a photo exhibition "Serbian soul, man!" by Ivan Grlic was opened.
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