PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

Miloš Mihajlović has performed at the following distinguished venues and festivals:

 

·     Yuri Bashmet Festival, Yaroslavl, RUSSIA

·     Yuri Bashmet Festival, Khabarovsk, RUSSIA

·     Great Hall of the Mariinsky Theatre, St Petersburg, RUSSIA

·     Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Moscow, RUSSIA

·     Great Hall of Kolarac Foundation, Belgrade, SERBIA

·     Sava Centar – Great Hall, Belgrade, SERBIA

·     National Philharmonic Hall, Warsaw, POLAND

·     BEMUS Festival, Belgrade, SERBIA

·     NIMUS Festival, Niš, SERBIA

·     Act City Concert Hall, Hamamatsu, JAPAN

·     Westminster Hall, Nice, FRANCE

·     Opéra Comédie – Opéra Orchestre National Montpellier, Montpellier, FRANCE

·     Théâtre des Champs‑Élysées, Paris, FRANCE

     (among others)

 

Miloš Mihajlović refined his artistic perspective through collaboration with prominent conductors and artists. Notable names include:

 

·      Yuri Bashmet – conductor, violinist, violist

·      Nemanja Radulović – violinist

·      Uroš Lajovic – conductor

·      Davorin Mori – conductor

·      Sergei Dorensky – pianist

·      Alexander Shtarkman – pianist

·      Michel Dalberto – pianist

·      Mladen Jagušt – conductor

·      Carlos Alvarado – conductor

·      Angel Šurev – conductor

·      Dejan Savić – conductor

·      Darinka Matić Marović – conductor

·      Anatolij Novicki – conductor

·      Grant Foster – composer

TEACHING CAREER

 

·      Full Professor, Piano Division, Faculty of Music, University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, since June 2023

·      Associate Professor, Piano Division, Faculty of Music, University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, April 2014 – June 2023

·      Assistant Professor, Piano Division, Faculty of Music, University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia, April 2005 – April 2014

·      Head Teaching Fellow, Piano Division, Faculty of Music, University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia (under Professor Nevena Popović), 2001–2005

·      Head Teaching Fellow, Academy of Arts in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina (under Professor Nevena Popović), 2000–2001