Nikola Bozic

Nikola Bozic was born on 14th February 2001 in Belgrade, Serbia. He enrolled Elementary School of Music, String Department - Violin in 2009, and graduated in 2015. Upon the completion of his Elementary School of Music, he enrolled Music High School “Mokranjac” in Belgrade, from which he graduated in 2019. He began his violin studies at the Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem, Israel with Professor Lihay Bendayan, where he completed his first year. He finished his bachelor studies at the Faculty of Music in Belgrade in the class of Prof. Marko Josifoski. During his studies in Israel, he was a scholarship holder of "The Younes and Soraya Nazarian Program of Excellence in Chamber Music" foundation.
He completed Master classes, conducted by Prof. Lihay Bendayan, Prof. Christoph Schickedanz, Prof. David Gillham, Prof. Kevork Mardirossian, Prof. Herwig Zack, Prof. Pavel Sporzl, Prof. Sreten Krstic, Prof.  David Dolan, Prof. Goran Gribajcevic, etc.
Nikola made a significant number of performances during his studying, among which stand out solo performances at concerts of students of the "Mokranjac" in Munich and Prague. He performed as a soloist in the Artget gallery, the SANU gallery, the ceremonial hall of the SKC, in the Jewish Municipality, as well as in the large hall of the Kolarac endowment. He performed as a soloist with ,,BEOM” and “Saint’s George” chamber orchestras, as well with “Pavel Sporzl’s Academy” chamber orchestra.
He is also active as a orchestral and chamber music player. He was a member of the Youth Symphony Orchestra "ESYO" in 2016 and 2017 and the Youth Festival Orchestra "Musica Giovane del Mediterraneo" in Italy in 2018, as well as a member of the string ensemble "Operosa" - an international festival of opera and classical music that promotes young talents and modern interpretations to a modern audience.
Since 2021, he participates in ArtLink and KotorArt festival projects.
Since 2023, he is a member of ,,Saint’s George”, and “Muzikon” chamber orchestra. 
Since 2023, he has been participating in the “Beethoven Project”, whose task is to perform Beethoven quartets.
In 2017, 2018 and 2019, Nikola was awarded with a national scholarship “Dositeja” for the excellence and high achievements.

I teach classical music with a creative and inspiring approach, suitable for all levels – from beginners to professionals. I aim to create a positive learning environment where everyone can thrive. Alongside technical skills, we'll explore different styles and interpretations within classical music. My goal is to help students develop a passion for the music and truly enjoy the learning process.