BRLEE @ Ski Jump & Castle Velenje/Slovenia/2020

Music set by BRLEE Video by Kugar Films Camera by Peter žagar & Goran Kužet Edit by Goran Kužet Color grade by Peter Žagar Recorded in Velenje Sky jump & Castle Velenje Sponsors: Mestna občina Velenje, Premogovnik in Muzej Velenje, Skakalni klub Velenje, Virus Jeans, Avtopralnica Živic, Pizzerija Velun, Insist, Time Brewery, Hummel, Trgovina Vibit, Frizerstvo Koder Playlist: 1. BRLEE - Medina (Original Mix) 2. CamelPhat ARTBAT feat Rhodes -For A Feeling (Extended Mix) 3. Alberth - Image (Original Mix) 4. BRLEE - Coming Of Age (Dario) (Original Mix) 5. Fideles - Wave Rider 6. Stephan Jolk - Circle Of Harmony 7. DJ MacIntyre - Conquistador (D-Formation Remix) 8. D-Formation Sean Dee - Nihal (Original Mix) 9. BRLEE - Believe (Original Mix) 10. Etherwave - Pathfinder (Paul Angelo Don Argento Remix) 11. Funkagenda Paul Thomas - Underground (Fuenka Remix) 12. Khalvin - Osaka 80s (Original Mix) 13. Max Freegrant - Nazar (Stan Kolev Remix) 14. Modeplex -Jaded (Supacooks Remix) 15. BRLEE - Pangea (Several Definitions Remix) Follow Brlee : www.facebook.com/brleedj www.soundcloud.com/dj-brlee    / brleedj   https://www.beatport.com/artist/brlee... https://open.spotify.com/artist/3DP0W... Velenje Castle (Velenjski grad) Is a well-preserved castle in Velenje, Slovenia that was owned by the Kunšperk family, followed by their relatives the Ptujs and the Liechtenstein families. The castle houses a museum of art and culture. The castle, above its town Velenje, is in the Šalek Valley , located on the top of a hill to the west of the town. Over the centuries this castle, along with two others in its vicinity, Šalek and Ekenštajn, has played a key role in controlling the routes from the Celje Basin to Carinthia. Archaeological excavations have revealed that the valley where the castle is located was the settlement of prehistoric man. Since medieval times, Velenje Castle in the Šalek Valley was also known as the "Valley of Castles" for the over twenty castles built in this valley. Approach to the castle is from a foot track from the bus station in the town, and also by road from the old town. The castle was a strategically important fortress first mentioned in 1270; from it various owners controlled the routes from the Celje Basin to Carinthia. From the 14th century, the castle's ownership has gone through several noblemen. The castle seen in the present shape was fully refurbished in the early 16th century by the Wagen von Wagensberg family and also in subsequent centuries. Following the complete renovation, the castle became their Renaissance residence. In the 19th century, Karl and Bianca Adamovich owned the castle. It was the summer residence of Count Coronnini-Kromberg until 1943 when he was evicted by the Germans. Subsequent to World War II, it became a government property. The castle was again renovated after 1957 and it now also houses a museum. The museum located within the castle premises has a diverse collection in its many galleries. Its unique art collections include African art (only one of its kind in Slovenia with 1000 art pieces which includes furniture, jewelry, music instruments, masks and puppets, and the carved sculptures of the donor), which was donated to the museum by the Czech-born sculptor Frančišek Foit; contemporary art by local artists of Slovenia, artifacts related to the history of the valley from the Roman period and Baroque of the Middle Ages through the centuries, including figureheads of Tito and Kardelj leaders of Yugoslavia during communist rule in Slovenia, remnants of two mastodons, a chronology of Velenje emerging as a town and Baroque artwork from the Church of St. George (Slovene: sv. Jurij) at Škale. The museum also has a reconstructed grocer's shop of the 20th century, a reconstructed inn of the 1930s, a model of a coal pit, and many other artifacts. The Slovenian Coal Mining Museum is also located in the vicinity of the castle where deep coal mining shafts are visitor attractions Ski Jump Velenje / Velenjska Skakalnica Grajski Gric ski jump at Velenje in north-eastern Slovenia was built in 1988 as K75. In 2000 the normal hill was enlarged onto K85, therefore the take-off was set back and a ceramic inrun track was installed. Furthermore the junior hills K55 and K40 were closed down and the children's hills K22, K14 and K8 were modernized. From 1998 to 2010 HS 94 was part of Continental cup summer competitions and an important center of Slovenian ski jumping. In 2006 the ski club SSK Velenje celebrated its 50th anniversary. But in 2011 Grajski Gric K85 had to terminate its operations, since it came out that there was no official building approval for the reconstruction works carried out in 2000. Plans for the new-construction of the meanwhile out-dated ski jump failed and in 2013 its deconstruction was started. Instead, new plastic covered K55 and K35 junior ski jumping hills were built and finally completed in 2017.