Milos Stevanovic

About

Milos Stevanovic is a Serbian organist, composer and keyboardist who splits his time between the church loft, the concert stage and the film score. He studies organ at the Amsterdam Conservatory with Matthias Havinga, after finishing a bachelor's in composition at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade. He plays harpsichord too, and has taken part in early music projects at concerts and festivals in Serbia and elsewhere in Europe. As a church musician in the Netherlands he plays the liturgical repertoire and writes preludes for services. He also sings in a church choir in Amsterdam. His compositions have been performed at the KOMA Festival and the Baroque Days in Belgrade, sometimes by himself, sometimes by other players. On the film side, he wrote original scores for short films by Serbian directors Gvozden Ilic and Novak Sipetic, including When They Bloom, Heartbeat and Wounded Tribe, which screened at the Tallinn and Sarajevo film festivals. He is also a member of the Serbian band Neven, which has played more than fifty shows across Europe.