Vladica Mikićević
1994, Kragujevac Vladica studied piano at primary music school Kosta Manojlović and Music Theory Departement at high music school “Mokranjac” in Belgrade. She is currently pursuing the final year ofher…
Tamar Melani Šalit
1990, Jerusalem Tamar is an Israeli composer currently pursuing her B.Mus. in composition at the Jerusalem Academy for Music and Dance. Born in Jerusalem, Tamar is a descendant of Holocaust…
Stefan Naerac
1992, Belgrade Stefan studied accordion in elementary and high school of music Dr Vojislav Vučković. He continued his education at Faculty of Music in Belgrade, firstly at Department for Ethnomusicology…
Jug Konstantin Marković, composer
1987, Belgrade Jug is a Serbian, Belgrade based composer. He believes in non-cerebral, impulsive, passion driven composing. Jug was born in Belgrade where he graduated at the Faculty of Philosophy…
Damjan Jovičin
1995, Belgrade Damjan was born in 1995 in Belgrade. He finished his primary and secondary education in Prijedor, and is currently studying Master studies in composition at Faculty of Music…
Zoran Erić, composer
Full-time professor of Composition at the University of Arts, Faculty of Music in Belgrade, rector of the University of Arts in Belgrade. He earned his BA and MA degrees in…
Branka Cvejić-Mezei, president of choir Baruch Brothers
DIRECTOR OF THE BARUH BROTHERS CHOIR, DIRECTOR OF BELGRADE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA IN RETIREMENT Most of her career her held the leading positions in cultural institutions in Serbia. She graduated Flute and…
Ladislav Mezei, violoncello
Full-time professor at the Chamber Music Department of the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, where he earned his BA and MA degrees. Specialization he did at the Franz Liszt Academy…
Ana Stefanović, musicologist
Full-time professor at the University of Arts, Faculty of Music in Belgrade and associate Researcher at IreMus, Paris. She earned her MA degree at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade…
“Baruch Brothers” Choir
The Baruch Brothers choir from Belgrade was founded in 1879. as Serbian-Jewish Singing Society. Some researchers claim that it's the world's oldest Jewish choir.