Serbian singing society "Jedinstvo" Banja Luka is one of the oldest societies in the Republic of Srpska. It was founded in 1893 and operated intermittently during World War I until 1941, when it was banned from work. The Society played a very important role in the preservation of the folk tradition, spiritual, cultural and national identity of the Serbian people of Banja Luka and Krajina. On the initiative of the archpriest stavrofor Ratko Radujkovic and MA Nemanja Savic, 1992, the work of this society was restored, whose mixed choir quickly ranks among the best choirs of the Republic of Srpska and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
Serbian Singing Society "Jedinstvo" works under the patronage of the Serbian Orthodox Church Municipality of Banja Luka. The Serbian Singing Society "Jedinstvo" Banja Luka is also the bearer of three high decorations: the Order of St. Sava, the Order of Njegos and the Order of St. Andrew, as well as the Charter of the City of Banja Luka.
The mixed choir of the Serbian Singing Society "Jedinstvo" Banja Luka confirmed high artistic achievements in numerous concerts held in the Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Malta , Italy, France, Russia, China, the United States, Australia ...
They are the winners of numerous domestic and international awards and prizes.
Author: Nebojsa Djumic
Publisher: Poste Srpske, a.d. Banjaluka
Cooperation: MA Nemanja Savic, conductor of mixed choir of SSS „Jedinstvo“ Banjaluka
