Perpetuum Jazzile live in Celje

Experience Perpetuum Jazzile live on July 9th

Perpetuum Jazzile is a Slovenian vocal ensemble renowned for its a cappella arrangements spanning diverse musical genres. Their style blends jazz harmonies with elements of pop, classical, and traditional Slovenian folk music, often featuring intricate vocal percussion and dynamic arrangements that simulate instrumental sounds solely through human voice. The group gained international recognition through viral videos showcasing their complex vocal performances.

Celjski grad (Celje Castle) serves as the venue for the concert. This medieval castle, prominently situated above the city of Celje, Slovenia, holds significant historical importance. Originally constructed in the mid-14th century by Count Hermann II of Celje, it became a pivotal stronghold for the Counts of Celje – one of the most powerful noble families in Europe during that period. The castle witnessed periods of expansion and renovation under subsequent counts, ultimately becoming a symbol of their power and influence.

Following periods of decline and damage – including partial destruction during the Peasant Revolt in 1515 and further deterioration over centuries – extensive restoration efforts began in the 20th and 21st centuries. Today, Celjski grad functions as a cultural and historical monument, hosting events and exhibitions while offering visitors insight into Slovenia’s medieval past.