Faculty of Music University of Arts in Belgrade

Faculty of Music University of Arts in Belgrade

Nemanja Marjanović was born in 1976 in Belgrade. He graduated and master’s degree from the Faculty of Music in Belgrade, in the class of prof. Dejan Mlađenović, and is currently a PhD student at the University of Arts in Belgrade.
He also finished postgraduate studies in Madrid, at the Escuela Superior de Musica Reina Sofia, in the class of renowned solo violist Gerard Causse, obtaining a master’s degree as the best student in his class, and a personally received certificate from Her Royal Majesty Queen Sofia.
He attended master classes with Yuri Bashmet, Nobuko Imai, Paul Neubauer, and others.
He took specialization for string quartet with Reiner Schmid, violinist of Hagen quartet, and prof. Walter Lewin, from the Juilliard Academy in New York.
As a soloist, he participated in all major national festivals in Serbia, such as BEMUS, NOMUS, “Mokranjčevi dani”, “Mermer i zvuci”, OKTOH, Review of Composers, and many others, as well as at the international festivals such as Santander, Salamatino, and other.
He has performed in Austria, Spain, Hungary, Russia, Italy, the Netherlands, Mexico and other countries.
He won first prize at the International Competition “Petar Konjović”, in three stages.
As a soloist, Nemanja Marjanović has performed with orchestras – the RTS Symphony Orchestra, the ensemble “Stanislav Binički”, String orchestra “Dušan Skovran”, whose solo violist he was for 5 years, and String chamber orchestra “Kornelije”, which he co-founded and where he also acted as a solo violist.
He was a member of the quintet “Scarlatti” in Madrid, with which he had concert performances in Spain and Italy, and released a CD for Sony Classic.
Nemanja Marjanović currently works as an assistant professor of viola at the String Instruments Department of the Faculty of Music in Belgrade and the Academy of Arts in Banja Luka.