Author and director: Arsenije Jovanović

Co-author, producer and editor: MA, Predrag D. Stamenković

Production: Sound Workshop, Drama Department, Radio Belgrade

Sound Engineer : Ilinka Čolić

Sound Engineers in preparation: Slobodan Stanković and Dejan Ivanović

Sound Engineer of the final mix: Zoran Marić

Sound Engineer of the transmission: Dragan Šćepanović

Transmission Supervisor, Euroradio Coordinator: Živan Mitrović

In the composition Lullaby for female choir and percussion by Predrag D. Stamenković - Female Academic Choir Collegium musicum as well as the following percussionists: Boris Bunjac and Aman Tonmas, under the leading of Darinka Matić Marović;

In the composition The Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chryostom by Stevan Stojanović Mokranjac - Children's Choir Kolibri of the RTS Music Production, under the leading of Milica Manojlović;

In the compositions Lullaby, folk tradition - Children's Choir Rastko of the St.Sava Temple in Belgrade, under the leading of Jasmina Bouali Stanojković;

In the composition Lullaby , folk tradition - Svetlana Stević - vocal;

In the composition Terirem - the lullaby of the Mother of God, Ortodox sacred music tradition - Male Vocal Quintet- Darko Manić, Minta Aleksinački, Branimir Jovanović, Predrag D. Stamenković, father Vladimir Rumenić and Goran Grbić -trumpet.

"Lullabies for the birds and Little Creatures" is a collage of works of two authors, Arsenije Jovanovic and Predrag Stamenkovic. The title of the program was taken from the name of the piece by Arsenije Jovanovic inspired to some extend on Orthodox Byzantine Chant Terirem, the Bogorodica Lullaby for the Little Christ (Mother of God Lullaby) and choir oratorio "Liturgy" by Serbian composer Mokranjac. Predrag Stamenkovic composed his piece upon an old Serbian folk lullaby so the whole Radio Belgrade program could be regarded as ars acoustica Lullaby for AB2009.

Sleep well.

Arsenije Jovanovic (Born 1932.)

Author, director and producer of works for theater, radio and television, writer, photographer, occasionally theatre set and TV designer, retired university professor (FDU). Last theatre productions: "Kolubarska bitka" (JDP) and "Korešpodencija" (Atelier 212).

Directed about eighty theatre spectacles in ex/Yugoslavia, England, Bulgaria and USA. Director of over 100 television productions, dramas, short films, TV series, experimental works etc.

Directed a hundred of radio plays, author of many original radiophonique works and electro-acoustic compositions commissioned by Radio Belgrade, Austrian national radio, Radio France, RAI, WDR, SFB, Spanish national radio, New American radio, Deutschland radio, SWF, Finish radio, ABC (Australia).
Initiator of sound-art workshops at ORF (Vienna), Faeroe Island, Technical Universality in Sydney, Helsinki, Copenhagen.

Married with Ilinka Ćolić, they have 8 years old daugther Ana, they live in Belgrade, Serbia and in Rovinj, Croatia.
Prizes for radiophonique compositions:
Prix Italia (category of radio-music) for "Resava Cave".
Prix Italia for "Tombstones along the Roadside".
Premio Ondas, Barcelona, Spain. (twice)
Acustica International Prize, WDR, Cologne for "Faunophonia Balkanica".

Finalist award at New York Radio Art Festival for "Homo Politikus Vulgaris".
First prize for "Concerto grosso Balkanico" in Rust, Austria.
First prize Radio France International for "La parata" with Ilinka Čolić.
Third, second and third prize at International radio festival in Mexico City for "Trans Dada Belgrade express", "Toast to Radio" and "Gypsy party in a Turkish bathhouse"(with Ilinka Čolić).
Many national prizes at home for different radio works.

Predrag D. Stamenkovic, MA, (born 1956.) a composer and a conducter, since 2005 is a chief editor of the Drama Program of Radio Belgrade. Since 2000 he is an editor of the radio serial "Workshop of sound". He used to be a musical editor of the Program 202 of the Radio Belgrade. His solo, chamber, choral and orchestral compositions have been performed in Serbia and abroad. Predrag is also a vocal and instrumental solo performer of the music group "Musica antiqua", which is specialized for Middle Age and Renaissance music. Together with the group he performed on more then a hundred concerts all over Serbia and Europe. Many of these concerts have been recorded either for radio or TV. He has also taken part in realization more then 500 radio dramas, some of them have won on prestigious world festivals. The artistic programs he had created represented Radio Belgrade on famous international contests of radio and TV programs. He has won many prizes in Serbia and abroad. Predrag is a director of the annual Festival of speritual music "Chorus among frescos" in Belgrade. As a conductor of women's chorus from Sid, he won prizes in 2005 and 2006 on the conterst of chorus in Bosnia and Herzegovina.