World-renowned, highly acclaimed star classical guitarist, Milo\u0161 is joining Sony Classical\u2019s distinguished roster of artists.<\/p>\n
This exclusive long-term partnership with Sony Classical signals the beginning of a new chapter in MILO\u0160\u2019 remarkable career. His first project with Sony Classical, exploring Baroque repertoire, is planned for release in early 2023.<\/p>\n
MILO\u0160 is one of the world’s most celebrated classical artists. Having led the classical guitar revival in the past decade, he has built an impressive international career, performing recitals and concertos in major concert halls around the world. His six studio albums have conquered the classical album charts in multiple territories. His wide variety of musical influences and repertoire, ranging from Baroque to contemporary music, via the Beatles and beyond, has helped MILO\u0160 to build a loyal international fanbase and introduce his instrument to a whole new generation of listeners.<\/p>\n
A sought-after collaborator, MILO\u0160 has recorded with leading artists from many musical spheres, including singer-songwriter Tori Amos; violinist Lisa Batiashvili; saxophonist Jess Gillam; jazz vocalist Gregory Porter; sitar player Anoushka Shankar and conductor Yannick N\u00e9zet-S\u00e9guin, among many others.<\/p>\n
On joining Sony Classical, MILO\u0160 commented: \u201cI am very excited to be joining Sony Classical and building a future together. The legacy of this label, especially when it comes to the classical guitar is second to none. Breaking boundaries and creating new grounds for the instrument remains in the forefront of my mission. I feel stronger than ever that, in the ever-changing world we live in, our calling and purpose as musicians has never been more meaningful or more important.”<\/p>\n
Sony Classical President, Per Hauber added: \u201dI have been following Milo\u0161\u2019 outstanding career over the last decade very closely and admired his artistry every time I heard him perform live or on record. I am very proud and happy Milos is now joining Sony Classical. This new, exciting partnership is about broadening his worldwide fanbase with Sony Classical\u2019s unique global set up.\u201d<\/p>\n
Senior VP International A&R, Dr. Alexander Buhr noted: \u201cI\u2019ve known and worked with Milo\u0161\u2019 since the very beginning of his career and have seen him grow and mature as an artist. His incredible dedication to the guitar and the unique beauty of his sound have always captivated me. I am very happy to be working with him again on this exciting new chapter in his career.\u201d<\/p>\n
MILO\u0160 first fell in love with the guitar when he was a child, growing up in Montenegro. At 16, he left his homeland to study at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music in London. Upon graduation he was soon in demand as a soloist. Over the years, he developed a prolific recording career, covering a diverse range of repertoire, touring the world and playing with the world\u2019s leading orchestras and conductors. A tireless champion for his instrument, MILO\u0160 has commissioned several significant new works for the guitar, with a particular focus on expanding the instrument\u2019s concerto repertoire. Known for his passion for bringing classical music to the widest possible audience, MILO\u0160 regularly appears on radio and TV as a presenter. He takes every opportunity to support young musicians in their endeavours and is a dedicated supporter of music education.<\/p>\n
MILO\u0160 continues to live and work in London. He performs on a 2007 Greg Smallman guitar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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