Назад кон жири
Небојша Јанковиќ
Виолончело
Србија
Години на учество: 2026
Nebojša Janković, cellist, completed his primary and secondary music education at the "Dr. Vojislav Vučković" music school in Belgrade in the class of Prof. Nataša Jovanović, and graduated from the Faculty of Music in Belgrade in the class of Prof. Sandra Belić. During his studies, he was also in the class of Professor István Varga, and later in the class of Prof. Françoise Jakovčić.
He furthered his skills at masterclasses with eminent professors including Stanislav Apolin, Alexei Seleznyov, Leonid Gorokhov, Stephan Popov, David Starkweather, and others.
He was a member of the chamber orchestra "Dušan Skovran," the Belgrade Philharmonic, Camerata Serbica, the National Theatre in Belgrade, the chamber orchestras "Ljubica Marić," "Metamorphosis," and "Zebeljan," and the symphony orchestra "Le Temps des Gitanes" of Emir Kusturica. As a member of these orchestras, he performed with world-renowned conductors and soloists including Zubin Mehta, Sir Neville Marriner, Muhai Tang, Uroš Lajović, Thomas Sanderling, David Strange, Shlomo Mintz, Sreten Krstić, Stefan Milenković, István Varga, Rita Kinka, Vanessa Mae, Nigel Kennedy, and others. He has performed at festivals in Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Switzerland, Hungary, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Morocco, Greece, Poland, and Austria.
He has had successful performances with the "Ars" quartet, of which he has been a long-standing member. With the ensemble "Quintecho," he performed tango music, and was a member of the Terazije Theatre orchestra with musicals in its repertoire. With the quartet "Sensartika," he recorded three CDs released by the Kolarac Foundation and performed over 100 concerts in Serbia and abroad, including a successful concert at the Muth Hall in Vienna in 2015. Since 2018, he has been the solo cellist of the Opera and Theatre Madlenianum.
Since 2000, he has successfully worked as a cello professor at the Music Secondary School "Vatroslav Lisinski" in Belgrade. Since 2012, he has worked at the Music Secondary School "Josip Slavenski" in Belgrade, where he is head of the string department. Within the project "Concert for the Europe of Tomorrow – Orchestra of 100 Young People," as mentor of the cello section, he worked with students from the DoReMi music school in Bled (Slovenia) and a music school in Desenzano (Italy).
He has been a long-standing jury member at the "Young Virtuoso" competition, the Memorial "Dušan Protić" competition, the "May Meetings" competition in Lazarevac, the Memorial "Isidor Bajić" competition in Novi Sad, and the Republican national competition. His students have won numerous national and international competitions and have performed successfully at competition final concerts. He is the President of the Cello Section of Serbia.
He furthered his skills at masterclasses with eminent professors including Stanislav Apolin, Alexei Seleznyov, Leonid Gorokhov, Stephan Popov, David Starkweather, and others.
He was a member of the chamber orchestra "Dušan Skovran," the Belgrade Philharmonic, Camerata Serbica, the National Theatre in Belgrade, the chamber orchestras "Ljubica Marić," "Metamorphosis," and "Zebeljan," and the symphony orchestra "Le Temps des Gitanes" of Emir Kusturica. As a member of these orchestras, he performed with world-renowned conductors and soloists including Zubin Mehta, Sir Neville Marriner, Muhai Tang, Uroš Lajović, Thomas Sanderling, David Strange, Shlomo Mintz, Sreten Krstić, Stefan Milenković, István Varga, Rita Kinka, Vanessa Mae, Nigel Kennedy, and others. He has performed at festivals in Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Switzerland, Hungary, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Morocco, Greece, Poland, and Austria.
He has had successful performances with the "Ars" quartet, of which he has been a long-standing member. With the ensemble "Quintecho," he performed tango music, and was a member of the Terazije Theatre orchestra with musicals in its repertoire. With the quartet "Sensartika," he recorded three CDs released by the Kolarac Foundation and performed over 100 concerts in Serbia and abroad, including a successful concert at the Muth Hall in Vienna in 2015. Since 2018, he has been the solo cellist of the Opera and Theatre Madlenianum.
Since 2000, he has successfully worked as a cello professor at the Music Secondary School "Vatroslav Lisinski" in Belgrade. Since 2012, he has worked at the Music Secondary School "Josip Slavenski" in Belgrade, where he is head of the string department. Within the project "Concert for the Europe of Tomorrow – Orchestra of 100 Young People," as mentor of the cello section, he worked with students from the DoReMi music school in Bled (Slovenia) and a music school in Desenzano (Italy).
He has been a long-standing jury member at the "Young Virtuoso" competition, the Memorial "Dušan Protić" competition, the "May Meetings" competition in Lazarevac, the Memorial "Isidor Bajić" competition in Novi Sad, and the Republican national competition. His students have won numerous national and international competitions and have performed successfully at competition final concerts. He is the President of the Cello Section of Serbia.