0 KB1873-1945URN:URN:NBN:SI:col-SWS2EJOSGlasbena maticaGlasbena maticaGlasbena matica|By publishing "good Slovenian compositions for church, school and home”, the Cultural Society Glasbena Matica, founded in 1872, had fulfilled its objective to spread singing and to educate a huge number of amateur singers. It began publishing Slovenian songs and collecting folk songs, in 1882 it founded a music school, in 1891 a choir, and began its concert activity. The first Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra which functioned between 1908 and 1913, and the Orchestral Society, founded in 1919, fulfilled the wishes of the society members to establish a concert orchestra. By setting up the conservatory in 1919, Glasbena matica achieved its most important goal - to provide music education for professional musicians. By the end of the Second World War, almost Slovenian three hundred works of sheet music had been published by Glasbena Matica.&nbsp; The works - collections of vocal compositions, arrangements of folk songs for men and mixed choirs, were intended mainly for amateur singing and performing musical works. In the years between the two world wars, several solo songs and piano compositions for youth were printed, as well as textbooks for piano, violin and singing<div>Z izdajanjem »dobrih slovenskih kompozicij za cerkev, šolo in dom« je leta 1872 ustanovljeno glasbeno društvo uresničevalo svoj namen razširjanja petja ter vzgajanja in izobraževanja množice ljubiteljskih pevcev. Glasbena matica je pričela z izdajanjem slovenskih skladb in z zbiranjem ljudskih pesmi, leta 1882 je ustanovila glasbeno šolo, leta 1891 pevski zbor in pričela s koncertno dejavnostjo. Želje članov o ustanovitvi koncertnega orkestra so se uresničile s prvo Slovensko filharmonijo, ki je delovala med letoma 1908 in 1913, ter z Orkestralnim društvom, ki so ga ustanovili leta 1919. Istega leta je Glasbena matica z ustanovitvijo konservatorija izpolnila svoj najpomembnejši cilj – omogočiti glasbeno izobraževanje poklicnih glasbenikov.</div><div>Pri Glasbeni matici v Ljubljani je do konca druge svetovne vojne izšlo skoraj 300 muzikalij s slovenskimi skladbami, namenjenimi pretežno ljubiteljskemu prepevanju in muziciranju: zbirke zborovskih skladb, priredbe ljudskih pesmi za moške in mešane zbore. V letih med obema vojnama so natisnili več samospevov in mladinskih klavirskih skladb, pa tudi učbenike za klavir, violino in petje.</div>Until the end of the World War II, Glasbena matica published almost 300 music scores of the Slovenian compositions for amateur singing and playing music. The cultural society, founded in 1872, fulfilled its goal to promote singing and educate masses of amateur singers" by publishing “good Slovenian compositions for church, school and home”. Most editions comprised collections of choral compositions, of which many were adaptations of folk songs for male and mixed choirs. Between the first and the second World War, several solo songs and piano pieces for youth, as well as textbooks for piano, violin and singing were printed. Among the editions, there is also a piano fragment from Foerster's opera Gorenjski slavček, and five guidebooks or textbooksPri Glasbeni matici v Ljubljani je do konca druge svetovne vojne izšlo skoraj 300 muzikalij s slovenskimi skladbami, namenjenimi pretežno ljubiteljskemu prepevanju in muziciranju.<br><br>Z izdajanjem »dobrih slovenskih kompozicij za cerkev, šolo in dom« je leta 1872 ustanovljeno glasbeno društvo uresničevalo svoj namen razširjanja petja ter vzgajanja in izobraževanja množice ljubiteljskih pevcev. Med izdajami so zato prevladovale zbirke zborovskih skladb, številčne pa so bile tudi priredbe ljudskih pesmi za moške in mešane zbore. V letih med obema vojnama so natisnili več samospevov in mladinskih klavirskih skladb, pa tudi učbenike za klavir, violino in petje. Med izdajami je tudi klavirski izvleček Foersterjeve opere <i>Gorenjski slavček</i> ter pet študij oziroma učbenikovIMAGESlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia