A rising star among international festivals, Music & More SummerFest is a unique two-week artistic experience of performance and individually tailored study. My goal as Founder and Director was to establish an intensive, interdisciplinary program that would offer a one-of-a-kind musical experience for all: students, faculty and audience. It’s a total artistic immersion where our faculty of world-r
enowned musicians will create deep artistic connections for students through the mastery of their craft and through collaboration, coaching sessions, and co-performing in concerts. The MMSF is small in size but big in heart; be ready to perform a lot, study a lot, study with different faculty, collaborate with different musicians, work on a variety of assignments, enjoy the sold-out venues, perform for the most appreciative and attentive audience, perform and/or hear a concert in a magical amphitheater, network and meet new friends, swim in the Adriatic and tour Dubrovnik, experience an amazing Mediterranean region and revel in one of the loveliest of all towns, Trebinje - a place that has captured people's hearts and inspired us all to desire more performing arts. History:
Before there was a classical music summer festival in Trebinje, Herzegovina, we were a concert series in NYC, from 2014-2016, known as the Music & More Concert Series in Tribeca. it’s description said: Music&More presents classical and contemporary works, encompassing many artistic genres and performed by both world-class artists and young, up-and-coming musicians. Juxtaposing the traditional and innovative, the known and unknown, and old and new masterpieces is the essence of each concert. We love historically beautiful, meaningful and acoustically vibrant spaces! Our former venue enjoyed an extraordinary setting at the 1863 quintessential Tribeca cast iron building, which housed City Hall restaurant. Our present venue - adjacent to Lincoln Center - is a perfect architectural structure embracing splendid acoustics and extraordinary ambient. Clevelend Cady, architect of the original Metropolitan Opera House (demolished in 1967) and the American Museum of Natural History, the Romanesque church is one of the best spaces to hear the music in New York City. A champagne reception to mingle and meet the musicians and the audience will follow every performance. Tatjana Rankovich, Pianist, Founder & Artistic Director
