Besides Giuseppe Tartini also other numerous talents were given the basic musical education by the Minorite friars. The friars were carrying out their mission in the cloister untill 1954. After that year the cloister was confiscated by state and the friars settled in the parish house in Kumarjeva Street 4. The friars filled a suit to get the cloister back and the procedure is now in progress. When the cloister is turned back to the old owners, these books will be accesible to the public.
Special rooms are under construction to house books and church inventory of the old origin.
The best known among them was Johannes Torre. He met Giuseppe Tartini in Assissi in the 19th century and as a relative of the Tartinis he enabled him to continue his music studies. The cross archway has always been a focusal point of life of the brethern as numerous church and cloister activities took place in it. In place of the present late baroque cross archway. There are not many material remains of the old cross archway except for the gothic bifora, preserved in the wall of the archway.