Italian Piano Recital with Anita Tomasevic

The pianist Anita Tomasevic presents a solo piano concert at Technopolis 20, on Tuesday, 14th of November at 8pm. Anita will present an Italian piano recital, with works by the following composers, M. Frescobaldi, D. Scarlatti, C. Ferrari, Bach/Busoni.

Entrance: 15 euro

Reservations are necessary at 70002420.

Limited seats available.

Anita Tomasevich performs extensively around Europe starting with her debut recital at the age of 10. She has wide musical interests, from Scarlatti and Bach to the contemporary repertoire. Her performances are characterized by strong artistry, individualism, subtle sensibility for composers’ style and an impressive stage presence. She studied in the Music Academy in Novi Sad (Bmus, Mmus) and Royal Conservatoire in Den Hague and appeared in some of the major halls in The Netherlands, Spain, UK, Italy, Russia and Serbia. She is a laureate of international competitions, including 1st price in Citta Di Tortona Italy and she appeared regularly on Serbian National Radio and Television.She studied with renowned teachers such as Jegor Chugayev, Svetlana Bogino Yelena Richter, Lazar Berman, Gyorgy Sandor, Stefan Vladar, among others. In 2005 she released her first CD recording with works of Scarlatti, Chopin, Scriabin and Prokofiev.In 2006 her career as a concert pianist was stopped by a spinal injury. After almost ten years of recovery, Anita started performing again, both solo and chamber music with the excellent critiques giving recitals in Cyprus, Italy, Holland, England, Denmark and Germany.

In 2019 she recorded her second CD “Nocturnal Ballads” with violinist Sorin Alexandru Horlea and in 2021 her third CD for solo piano “Winter Solstice” which was chosen for publishing by the esteemed German record label Edition Wandelweiser.

Recently she has been invited from the Birmingham Royal Academy to give a lecture, master class and a performance within Music and/as Process Conference and to the residency program including several recitals at KLANGRAUM 23 Music Festival in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Anita was the founder and the Artistic Director of the Avaton International Music Festival, which received international recognition. The festival hosted the first Contemporary Music Competition for children and First experimental music platform avatonDistorted.