MILOŠ VUKOVIĆ

Miloš Vuković is a Serbian classical guitarist and chamber musician born in 1996. He graduated from the High music school Dr Vojislav Vučkovic in the class of Prof. Milkica Ponjavic and Faculty of Arts in Niš, in the class of Prof. Mg. Vesna Petković.

During his education he has attended masterclasses of eminent guitarists including: Nikita Koshkin, Joaquin Clerch, Eduardo Fernandez, Anabel Montesinos, Judicael Perroy, Jeremy Jouve, Kuyhee Park, Atanas Ourkouzounov, Jonathan Leathwood, Beke Istvan Ferenc etc.

Already after the first year on the University, he was awarded with the Annual Award of the Faculty of Arts for an outstanding performance in the category of performing arts.

He has performed as a soloist with conductor Petros Stylianou (Cyprus) and ΑΣΟΝ – Αθηναϊκή Συμφωνική Ορχήστρα at the Benaki Museum in Athens (Greece), as well as maestro Milena Injac (Serbia) and the Orchestra of the Faculty of Arts in Simphony Orchestra Hall in Nis (Serbia) performing Concierto de Aranjuez by Joaquin Rodrigo.

In addition to solo concerts, he regularly performs in chamber ensembles: Trio de Janeiro and 4G’s Quartet.

He has made many appearances, most notably: solo concerts at the Philippos Nakas Conservatory (Athens) and the Estia Cultural Center (Pyrgos, Santorini), a recital at the Horos Tehnon Concert Hall (Veria, Greece), two solo concerts organized by the belgrade Guitar district – a/bGd in Museum of the National Theatre, performances in the Belgrade Philharmonic Hall, Guarnerius Hall and Art get gallery (Belgrade, Serbia), Gallery Art55, Concert showroom of Faculty of Arts (Nis), Edjseg Cultural Centre and Town Hall (Novi Sad).

As a performer he has performed at international festivals: Academian Marin Goleminov (Kyustendil), Via Pontica (Balchik, Bulgaria), Naissus Guitar Festival, Nišville Jazz Festival (Niš, Serbia), Vojvodina Guitar Festival, Guitar Student Meetings and A – fest (Novi Sad, Serbia).

His repertoire includes a large number of works, starting from Renaissance to the music written in the 20th century (works by D’Angelo, Berio, Brouwer) and in addition to concert activities, he also does the research work.

At the Classic Art Festival in 2019, he held a seminar on the subject of A. Ginastera: Sonata for Guitar. He premiered the composition 7land music for solo guitar by Serbian composer Damjan Jovičin. In February 2019, he recorded a solo CD in the studio of the Faculty of Art in Niš.