Award-winning Serbian born Miloš Milivojević has been described as “A hurricane of imaginative invention” by Hilary Finch, The Times. His versatility as a musician performing different genres including classical, tango and world music, has ensured he is in demand internationally. Miloš was awarded a full scholarship from the Royal Academy of Music for Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Master degrees and performed as soloist at the Foundation Awards Ceremony before HRH The Princess Royal. Miloš became the first accordionist ever to win the RAM Club Prize open to all instrumentalists and was selected to represent the RAM and subsequently won the prestigious Derek Butler Prize at the Wigmore Hall – contested by students from all four of the London conservatoires. Miloš has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician at many prestigious classical and world music festivals across the UK, Russia, Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Iceland, Serbia, Montenegro, Spain, the Canary Islands, Malta, Australia and New Zealand. Miloš has performed at venues including the Royal Albert Hall, Wembley Arena, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Sydney Opera House, Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall and Purcell Room. In 2014 Miloš was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music ARAM for his contribution to music. He is official artist and exclusively performs on Pigini Accordions. “Milivojevic's artistry on the humble button accordion took the breath away”. Michael Church, The Independent. www.milosmilivojevic.com