The Urbanus Concert Series, continues with ‘Piano in the City,’ the third concert of the third edition of a bi-monthly presentation of concerts presented by Chorus Urbanus Productions.
This concert, featuring pianist Miloš Pavlovic from the Piano Department at the Faculty of Music, University of Arts in Belgrade, will include works by Scarlatti, Mendelssohn and Rachmaninoff
This is the third consecutive year that Chorus Urbanus Productions are collaborating with Valletta International Piano Festival to present big names from the Festival.
Chorus Urbanus Productions thanked Ms. Evelina Batey for her continued support towards the series under the artistic direction of Dr John Galea.
Prof. Miloš Pavlovic is a pianist with very diverse artistic interests and preferences, performing with equal enthusiasm as a soloist and chamber musician, clearly positioning himself at the current artistic scene throughout Europe.
He graduated piano at the Belgrade Faculty of Music, with Igor Lazko (himself a student of Jakov Zak) and achieved Master’s Degree at the Novi Sad Academy of Arts, with Vladimir Ogarkov (a former student of Emil Gilels). Both of his professors at the graduate and postgraduate studies are descendants of Traditional Russian Piano School and the glorious Henry Neighaus.
His piano specialist studies were completed at the State Conservatory “Giuseppe Verdi” in Torino, Italy, with Remo Remoli (a student of Arturo Benedetti Michelangelli), and chamber music specialist studies at the Belgrade Faculty of Music, with Olivera Ðurdevic.
Miloš Pavlovic perfected his professional skills at piano master courses, taught by Leonid Brumberg, Lev Natocheny, Siavush Gadjiev, Arbo Valdma, Konstantin Bogino, and Paul Gulda.
He won the Jeunesses Musicales Competition “Laureates of Orpheus” in 1989. He won the International Piano Competition “Castello di Racconigi” – Turin, Italy, in 1996 and took second prize at the International Piano Competition Ostuni – Italy, 1991.
Miloš Pavlovic has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in some of the most important concert halls throughout the region, but also in the UK, Germany, Italy, Norway, Greece, Poland and Estonia. He has made several recordings for various TV and radio stations.
He has performed in many chamber ensembles and worked with many prominent musicians, including: Akiko Shimura, Lyudmila Gross, Irina Furst, Nikola Mijailovic, Snezana Savicic, Aneta Ilic, Boris Petronje, Iva Mrvoš and many others, as well as with the Royal Strings St. George and the conductor Stanko Šepic.
‘Piano in the City,’ is being performed on Tuesday, the 10th of February at the Exhibition Hall, of the Ministry for Gozo, Victoria, starting at 7.30pm, entrance is free of charge.