MINA MILETIC was born in Serbia. After attending the Academy of Music in Belgrade where she studied on full scholarship and obtained the BMus with highest distinction, Mina joined the Postgraduate Course at the Royal Academy of Music in London where she was awarded the E Power Biggs Bursary and where she studied with Paul Lewis and Colin Stone.

Mina obtained the RAM Postgraduate Diploma in July 2002 and was awarded distinction for her final recital. Prize-winner of many awards, Mina received a special bursary from the Serbian Ministry of Science, ‘Mokranjac Prize’ for outstanding achievement, Newby Trust Educational Grant, Craxton Memorial Trust Award, Sir Richard Stapeley Educational Trust Award…

Mina Miletic established her career regularly appearing in recital, as a chamber musician and concerto soloist at musical venues and festivals throughout Europe. She performed at the 30 th Belgrade Music Festival (BEMUS), ex-Yugoslavia’s most prestigious festival, recorded for Serbian National Radio and TV (RTS) and has given many RTS live broadcasts. Her international engagements have included concerts in Bulgaria, France, Norway, Portugal, Spain, UK and ex-Yugoslavia.

Mina is also an experienced chamber musician with a particular interest in working with string players. She regularly performs with Miletic Piano Quartet and SW7 Chamber Group. She is currently preparing her PhD thesis on ‘Interpretation of impressionistic music for piano’. Mina is also the Secretary of the Beethoven Society of Europe.

For more information on future concerts please visit: www.minamiletic.co.uk

RECENT QUOTES:

‘Memorable performance of Debussy and Scarlatti’, Piano Magazine  

‘Mature playing – good style, good sound, good musician’, Alberto Portugheis  

‘Mina’s playing has visionary quality that can be quite enthralling’, Christopher Elton