Cantus Ansambl
 

A warm, convivial evening with Italian music and musicians

Having held its first concert two and a half decades ago as part of the 21st Zagreb Music Biennale, the Cantus Ensemble laid a solid foundation for the growth and development of the contemporary music scene in Croatia, enriching Zagreb's concert life with fresh performances of 20th and 21st century music, by both Croatian and foreign composers.

Zagreb Philharmonic: Double Bass in the Main Role

On Friday, April 17, at the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall, as part of the Zagreb Philharmonic's Blue Cycle, the audience can expect a rare musical experience in which the double bass becomes the star of the evening.

Dani Bošnjak has passed away (1965.-2026.)

The Croatian music scene has lost one of its strongest, freest, and most versatile artists—a flautist whose name was synonymous for decades with supreme musicianship, sound exploration, and uncompromising artistic curiosity. Dani Bošnjak was a musician of exceptional energy and presence, leaving a deep and unmistakable mark on every one of the many musical fields in which he worked.

Let the celebrations begin!

Cantus Ensemble enters 2026 in a festive spirit, inaugurating the celebration of its landmark 25 years of artistic activity with a concert that also marks the third event of the 2025/2026 season cycle. This evening symbolically opens the Ensemble’s jubilee year, celebrating an ensemble that, over a quarter of a century, has grown into one of the central protagonists of the contemporary music scene.

 
Cantus Ansambl
kontakt@cantus-ansambl.hr   |   www.hds.hr
T: +385(0)1 4872-370, 4872-369   |   F: +385(0)1 4872-372

HDS, Berislavićeva 9, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

Concert cycle Cantus Ansambl is supported by City of Zagreb and international activities by Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia.