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Slobodan Milivojevic

Serbia

  • concert

    Friday, March 11th | 19:00
    Belgrade Youth Center

  • master classes

    Sunday 13th of March 2016.

  • jury

    jury in 1st stage III category

    jury in finals  III and IV category

PROGRAM
Heitor Villa–Lobos - Suite populaire bresilienne
                                   Mazurka‒Choro
                                   Schottish‒Choro
Manuel Maria Ponce - Sonata I   „Меxicanа“                                   
                                     Allegro moderato   
                                     Andantino affettuoso
                                    Allegretto quasi serenata
                                   Allegretto un poco vivace
Heitor Villa–Lobos - Suite populaire bresilienne
                                   Valsa–Choro
                                   Gavota–Сhoro
Astor Piazzolla - Campero
                             Romantico
                             Acentuado

 

Slobodan Milivojevic, a Serbian guitarist, was born in 1980. in Knin, Croatia. He graduated from the University of Music in Belgrade with the professor Srdjan Tosic. He finished his postgraduate studies at the Indiana University in Bloomington (USA) and received the prestigious ArtistDiploma while working with Ernesto Bitteti (repertoire from 20th and 21st century) and Nigel North (repertoire from renaissance and baroque). He is currently finishing his Doctoral studies at the University of Music in Belgrade with the mentor, Professor Srdjan Tosic. He won the first prizes at the International Latin-American Competition in the Performance of Music from Spain and Latin America in 2007, and at the „Indianapolis Musicale“competition.  He had many solo concerts and recitals in Serbia and abroad (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, USA, Norway). He is also active as a chamber musician, and he plays outstanding concerts in guitar trio „Amicus“ together with the guitarists O. Grcak and M. Janjic. He works as a guitar teacher in the Music School „Josip Slavenski“ in Belgrade.

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