Vedrana Subotić

Pianist

Acclaim

Fierce performances. Subotić showed off impressive chops
The Salt Lake Tribune
The Liszt B Minor Sonata, a work without equal on many levels, was played with incomparable musicality by Vedrana Subotić
The Reichel Arts Review

Croatian American pianist Vedrana Subotić (pronounced VEH-dran-ah SOO·buh·tihch) has earned critical praise for her “superb, intuitive, and astute” performances. She has performed concertos and recitals across North and South Americas, Europe, and Asia. In addition to standard repertoire, Subotić frequently commissions and performs new works, and has recorded for the Sony and Centaur and Blue Griffin labels.  

Subotić is a professor of piano and music entrepreneurship at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, where she directs the Liszt Festival and Competition. She is also a visiting professor at the University of Chile and Artistic Director of the Intermezzo Concert Series.  

Born in Kotor, Montenegro to a nuclear physicist and an art historian, Subotić attended the University of Belgrade at age 15 and won the former Yugoslavia’s national piano competition at age 19. She studied with Menahem Pressler at Indiana University where she earned an Artist Diploma and a Doctorate, and studied with Ralph Votapek at Michigan State University where she earned a Master’s degree. On October 18, 2024 the pianist releases "Chiarscuro" on Blue Griffin Records (BGR673), an album of world premiere recordings of five new arrangements of folk songs from former Yugoslavia alongside Liszt's B minor Piano Sonata.

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