Boštjan Gombač's work over the last 20 years is comprised of about 140 albums, covering a vast specter - from world music to classical works, and soundtracks for 50 theatre pieces and 40 TV documentaries. In addition to clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, fujara, and other wind instruments such as tin whistles and ocarinas, Boštjan has mastered musical saw, theremin, and bodhran. His sound arsenal is rounded up by a literal heap of other unusual, surprising, and downright strange sound-producing objects quite rarely seen in concert venues.
As a member of the acclaimed Terra Folk group Boštjan Gombač won BBC Radio 3's World Music Award among many accolades. Currently, he performs with groups such as Katalena, Bast, Bachology Quartet, Los Hermanos Muy Simpaticos, Sounds of Slovenia. In the past he has shared the stage with numerous luminaries of Slovenian popular, jazz, and classical music along with many world-famous artists such as Marc Ribot, Greg Cohen, Neil Innes, Tommy Emmanuel, The Cat Empire, John McSherry, Arvid Engegard, Susanne Lundeng, Knut Eric Sundquist, Theodossi Spassov, Howard Levy, Otto Lechner.
In 2017 Boštjan has received the highest award for culture in Slovenia.
