Milan Radišić (RS)

is conductor of several choirs and vocal ensembles in Sombor (Sombor Singing Society, Orthodox church choir, male and female vocal groups…) with which he often performs and was awarded many times. He has many years of experience in leading vocal groups that perform folk and urban music with accompaniment of tamburitza bands.

Vasiliki Anastasiou (CY)

is a singer and a songwriter from Cyprus. During her studies in London she was influenced by many different colours, cultures and sounds of the city and infused with nostalgia for her home country. Inspired by this she formed a band and named it “Amalgamation Project”. With this group she creates a mixture of acoustic and electric sounds, folk and western melodies, forgotten tales and todays worries. Sample of their work has travelled around the world through YouTube with millions of views.

Sasho Tatarchevski (MK)

Is conductor and professor of conducting at the Faculty of Music Art in Skoplje, leads chamber orchestra and choir of the Faculty as well as Female (Girls’) Choir of the Youth Cultural Centre in Skoplje. With professional choir Pro Ars, that he founded, and symphony orchestra F.A.M.E’S he recorded numerous soundtracks for high-budget movies, serials and educational programmes. He performed in almost all European countries, received many awards and is a regular member of many juries.

Zorica Kozlovački (RS)

is conductor and music teacher, leader of several choirs and vocal ensembles (Youth mixed choir, Female choir and ethno group „Josif Marinković“), founder and conductor of the Mixed choir and Male vocal group „Pannonica“ and an active singer in the Vocal Quartet “Vita Brevis”. With her choirs she has performed and won awards at prestigious national and international choir festivals and competitions. She is known as an inspiring, energetic and dedicated choir leader who shares passion for collective and choral singing.

Enrico Miaroma (IT)

Active as a pianist and a choral director, he has given about 900 concerts throughout Europe, in Ukraine and Taiwan. He won several awards in national and international competitions: as pianist, as a composer and as a choral director. His choral works di lui are performed by some of the best Italian and European choirs and are published by ECSchirmer and Galaxy Music (USA).

Kostadin Buradžiev (BG)

is the conductor of the State Ensemble for Folk Songs and Dances “Dobridja” Dobrich. With the ensemble he has given over 1000 concerts in Europe and Asia. He has made numerous recordings and released with the ensemble 6 CDs. Since 1998 he has been a lecturer in conducting (folk choir and folk orchestra) at the Academy in Plovdiv. Since 2001 he has been the conductor of the Academic Folk Choir, with which he has performed numerous concerts and recorded on CDs. For his creative activity he has won a number of national and international awards. He is also a researcher of the folklore of Bulgaria and has published several monographs.

Djordje Perović (RS)

is a conductor, vocal coach and music arranger. He was the leader of numerous chamber choirs in Belgrade. For the last couple of years, he’s conduced the students’ choir of the Facutly of Pharmacy “Raskovnik” as well as the mixed choir “King Peter I”. At the beginning of his artistic work he performed sacred music and classical repertoire, then gradually transferred into evergreen, jazz and popular music. For many years he has been working on the arrangements of evergreen music for choral ensembles and jazz bands. In 2021 he published a large collection of 68 choral arrangements of popular evergreen music.

Dario Vučić (BiH)

is conductor at the Opera of the National Theatre in Sarajevo. He is the head of the Department for Conducting at the Music Academy of the University in Sarajevo. He conducted many orchestras, played organ in the Sarajevo Cathedral church and founded a chamber orchestra and a trio. He is also a composer and in that domain he published a collection of songs.

Xavier Garcia Cardona (ES/Catalonia)

is a conductor, pianist and composer. He is the main conductor of Cor Tessàlia and Quòdlibet Grup Coral. He is one of the founders and co-conductor of Revoice International Vocal Ensemble. He is always involved in organizing and promoting choral events; he has been a member of the artistic committee of the Catalan Youth Choirs Association and is currently an active member of AEDCORO, the Spanish Association of choral conductors.

Jeroen Beckers (BE)

is a violist and conductor especially dedicated to children and youth choirs.
He received several first prizes with his choirs and is often invited as a guest conductor and workshop leader. He is a vice-president of the Flemish Federation for Young Choirs and Boardmember of the European Choral Association.

Dunja Deurić (RS)

is the conductor and artistic director of the Mixed choir „Sonja Marinković“ at the Academic Cultural Society of the University of Novi Sad, vocal and singing coach at the “Academy of Fun and Arts O&M“ and a teaching assistant at the Music Academy in Novi Sad at the department for Musical pedagogy. The main focus of her interests is on choral creativity and vocal pedagogy. She has collaborated with various professional and amateur ensembles and improved her knowledge and skills at special seminars and workshops in country and abroad. She received numerous awards for her conducting and choral performances.

Mia Inić (RS)

is a dance teacher and choreographer, an expert in contemporary and creative dance and dance-performance improvisation. As a member of DANS ensemble she actively participates in creating and performing projects, developes educational and cultural programmes for children and youth and as a choreographer at the “Academy of fun and arts O&M” in Novi Sad, she participated in world famous and original musicals such as “Annie”, “Peter Pan”, “All that show”, “On glass feet”.

Mikko Sidoroff (FI)

is a choral conductor and composer from Helsinki, Finland. Sidoroff has composed numerous pieces for different choirs and conducted many first performances. He currently resides in Mannheim and Coburg, Germany, where he works as opera chorus master. Sidoroff is also the artistic director of the Krysostomos Chamber Choir, which he founded in 2003. The choir specialises in contemporary Finnish orthodox church music, frequently commissioning and premiering new works. In 2016 and 2018, he worked as guest conductor with the EuroChoir. He has also recently taught choral conducting at the Bundesakademie in Germany.

Irina Bogdanovich (PL)

is a conductor, pianist, composer and artistic director of the Academic Choir of the University of Warsaw. In addition to working on a cappella music she carries out immense artistic projects collaborating with the most outstanding Polish instrumental ensembles. Appreciated at numerous national and international festivals and competitions, she has been invited to conduct workshops and participate in thematic conferences, both in Poland and abroad. What interests her most in the world of music is shaping the melody and expressive performance of great pieces, those that are sometimes sunk into oblivion.

Enrico Miaroma (IT)

Active as a pianist and a choral director, he has given about 900 concerts throughout Europe, in Ukraine and Taiwan. He won several awards in national and international competitions: as pianist, as a composer and as a choral director. His choral works di lui are performed by some of the best Italian and European choirs and are published by ECSchirmer and Galaxy Music (USA).