Violinist Aleksandra Maslovaric

Violinist Aleksandra Maslovaric has performed throughout Europe and North America and is recognized for her virtuosic technique and the heartfelt nature of her interpretations. Born in Belgrade, Serbia, her musical talent was recognized at an early age, leading to regular performances and national television appearances on Radio Television Serbia. She now calls Los Angeles home. Aleksandra holds a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance from the Belgrade Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music in Violin Performance from UCLA. She has studied with prominent soloists including Vardkes Boyadjian, Maja Jokanovic, Felicia Moye, Michael Tseitlin, and Alexander Treger. In the early 2000s, Aleksandra began focusing on classical works by women composers, uncovering a wealth of long-overlooked musical works. Her debut album, Feminae in Musica, is a collection of intimate works written and performed by women, spanning two continents and three centuries. Released in 2009 on Feminae Records, it received wide distribution and continues to receive airplay on classical radio stations worldwide. She is an active member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) and ASCAP, and served on the Classical Screening Committee for the 53rd Grammy Awards.