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Mojca Zlobko Vajgl graduated from the Music Academy in Ljubljana in 1991. She was first engaged as the solo harpist of the orchestra of the Slovene National Theatre Opera and Ballet Ljubljana, but later dedicated all her talent entirely to solo and chamber music. She completed her postgraduate harp studies at the Academy of Music and Theatre in Hamburg.
Mojca Zlobko soon became an established concert soloist with a vast and diverse repertoire of chamber music, and inspired several Slovene composers to create their works for harp solo, as well as duets with various instruments, which she often performs, with great success, at her concerts at home and abroad. As a soloist, she has given many performances with numerous renowned ensembles, including the Berlin Symphonic Orchestra, the Stockholm Chamber Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of the Hamburg Philharmonic, Leipzig string Quartet, Kiev National chamber orchestra, Ars Amata Zürich, Orchestre di Padova e del Veneto, the Belgrade Philharmonic, Sarajevo Philharmonic orchestra and the Croatian Chamber Orchestra from Zagreb. It is no different with the chamber orchestra Wiener Concert Verein, with whom the she began to cooperate between the years 2000-2002. During that period, she lived and worked in the Austrian capital, where she also recorded one of her CDs for the Japanese record label Camerata Tokyo, namely "Music for flute and harp" with the Vienna Philharmonic first flutist dr.Dieter Flury. Her audience at home often saw her performing as a soloist with the Slovenian Philharmonic and the RTV Slovenia Symphonic Orchestra.
Being a master of chamber music, she is often a part of such an ensemble, and her performances, both solo and with different orchestras, have been recorded in several radio and TV shows. Mojca Zlobko Vajgl has till now also released six solo CDs. Her diverse repertoire covers everything from baroque to classical and contemporary music, as well as the works of modern-day composers (Takemitsu, Globokar, Eben, Gubaidulina …). The cooperation with Slovene composers gave birth to some very original works for the harp, dedicated to Mojca Zlobko Vajgl and created by Primož Ramovš, Ivo Petrić, Uroš Krek, Jani Golob, Aldo Kumar, Aleš Strajnar and Milko Lazar. Music has led this outstanding artist all over Europe - she was a guest performer in Sweden, Norway, Latvia, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Portugal, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine, Croatia, Macedonia, Serbia and Montenegro and Canada. She also appeared at the music festivals in Budapest, Dubrovnik, Schleswig-Holstein, Skopje, Riga, Klagenfurt, Split and Ljubljana.
Between 2002 and 2004, she lived in Berlin, where she worked with the Mendelssohn Players ensemble and the Berlin Symphonic Orchestra.
Mojca Zlobko Vajgl is a professor at the Music Academy in Ljubljana.