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Ženski zbor Študentskega kulturnega centra Niš je decembra 2004 ustanovil njegov sedanji dirigent Zoran Stanisavljević. Pevke so predvsem študentke Univerze v Nišu in dijakinje Srednje šole v Nišu. Zbor je z velikim uspehom sodeloval na številnih festivalih v Srbiji, Grčiji, Belorusiji in Bolgariji.

Repertoar zbora sestavljajo različne zvrsti zborovske glasbe s poudarkom na srbski ljudski in duhovni glasbi. Za izvedbo te glasbe je bil zbor nagrajen na številnih festivalih. Njihov največji uspeh do zdaj je bilo sodelovanje na 22. mednarodnem zborovskem festival v Nišu, ker je prejel nagrado za najboljšo izvedbo programa na festivalu. Poleg te nagrade so prejeli tudi zlato priznanje v kategoriji ženskih zborov na zborovskem tekmovanju v Bjeljini v Republiki Srbiji.

Ženski zbor Študentskega kulturnega centra Niš pogosto in z velikim veseljem izvaja dela sodobnih skladateljev, kot so Petar Ljondev, Aleksandar S. Vujić, Kurt Bikkembergs, Anatoly Kisselev, Dragan Tomić in drugi.

The Female choir of the Students Cultural Center Nis, Serbia was founded in December 2004. The founder and conductor is Zoran Stanisavljević. Members are mainly students of the University of Nis, as well as pupils of secondary schools in Nis. The choir has participated in many festivals in Serbia and abroad (Greece, Belarus, Spain, Bulgaria) with great success.

The program orientation of this choir is interpretation of various genres of choral music, especially Serbian ethno and spiritual music, and for performing this kind of music this choir has been awarded on many festivals. The greatest achievement up to now is participation on 22nd International Choir Festival in Nis 2008, when the Female Choir of SCC won a an prestigious award for the” Best performance of the overall program at ICF“, as well as the “Gold medal in the category of female choirs” on Choir competition in Bjeljina, Republic of Srpska.

The Female choir of Student’s Cultural Centre on Nis actively and with great enthusiasm performs compositions of many contemporary composers such as Petar Ljondev, Aleksadnar S. Vujić, Kurt Bikkembergs, Anatoly Kisselev, Dragan Tomić and others.